On today's PropertyIndia, we pay special focus to the ongoing tussle between builders and buyers over the issue of VAT. With the government making changes to the VAT, builders are allegedly demanding postdated cheques from customers to safeguard from any future retrospective taxations. (Audio in Hindi)
Watch full show: http://www.ndtv.com/video/player/property-india/video-story/383673?yt
Download the NDTV news app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.july.ndtv&utm_source=Youtube&utm_medium=embed&utm_campaign=Inhouse_App_Install

published:20 Sep 2015

views:636

In which StanMuller teaches you about our third branch of Intellectual Property, trademarks. A lot of people confuse trademark and copyright. Trademarks apply to things like company and product names and logos, packaging designs, and commercial designs. Basically, copyright protects ideas, but trademarks protect the things that help consumers tell companies apart. This ensures that consumers know the source of the goods they're buying. Without trademarks, it would be really difficult to buy the same product twice, and very easy for unscrupulous companies to pass off fakes and knock offs of the products you want. I'm telling you, you like trademarks.
Crash Course is now on Patreon! You can support us directly by signing up at http://www.patreon.com/crashcourse
Thanks to the following Patrons for their generous monthly contributions that help keep Crash Course free for everyone forever:
TO: Noura M. AlMohaimeed
FROM: Bodour K. AlGhamdi
MESSAGE: Happy Birthday to my easily excitable friend and companion, Noura.
TO: crash course team
FROM: tuseroni
MESSAGE: keep up the good work (Thanks! -stan)
Thank you so much to all of our awesome supporters for their contributions to help make Crash Course possible and freely available for everyone forever:
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published:28 May 2015

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On paper, the concept of land ownership sounds very simple- you pay money and in return you’re given unfettered access to a predetermined amount of land. But how much of that land do you actually own? Do you own the sky above it? How about the land below it? What about all the animals that may live there; do you own those too? All of these questions and more define what exactly it means to “own” a piece of land. Surprisingly, many of the answers aren’t well defined from a legal standpoint as you’ll soon see.
Want the text version?: http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2014/08/land-much-really-right/
Sources:
http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/explainer/2013/07/photographer_george_steinmetz_arrest_how_much_airspace_do_you_own.html
http://www.oyez.org/cases/1940-1949/1945/1945_630
http://www.more.com/reinvention-money/money/do-you-own-whats-under-your-home
http://www.inbrief.co.uk/land-law/land-ownership.htm
http://www.waterfrontlaw.com/what-are-riparian-rights
http://www.problemneighbours.co.uk/rights-trees-and-overhanging-branches.html
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-25742871
http://lawjournal.mcgill.ca/userfiles/other/8509457-abramovitch.pdf
http://lawjournal.mcgill.ca/userfiles/other/8509457-abramovitch.pdf
http://www.duhaime.org/LegalDictionary/C/CuiusEstSolumEjusestUsqueAdCoelumetadInferos.aspx
http://www.lawteacher.net/land-law/essays/property-law-1-land-law-law-essays.php
http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=OQRAAQAAQBAJ&pg=PA592&lpg=PA592&dq=Cuius+est+solum,+eius+est+usque+ad+coelum+et+ad+inferos+1587&source=bl&ots=shASB6b5gM&sig=4c5N_XK-zUznhtPxL6r8RZhtDDU&hl=en&sa=X&ei=VHfGU8qoG-vb7AaNtYGoBg&ved=0CEIQ6AEwAw#v=onepage&q=Cuius%20est%20solum%2C%20eius%20est%20usque%20ad%20coelum%20et%20ad%20inferos%201587&f=false
https://www.trin.cam.ac.uk/show.php?dowid=872
http://www.burkemuseum.org/archaeology/laws

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views:628289

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published:30 May 2015

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I explain excise taxes any show what happens to consumer surplus, producer surplus, and deadweight loss as a result of a tax. Make sure to watch the section about tax incidence and who pays the majority of a tax.

Getting a home survey is essential when buying a property, but it can be confusing. Watch our short video to find out which surveys are available: http://www.rics.org/homesurveys
Find a surveyor near you: http://www.ricsfirms.com
Which RICSSurvey is best for your needs? Find out: http://bit.ly/2fCvafA

Home buyers can listen to an audio presentation of property details and/or request a text message from the same call! Watch this informative video to learn one way in which consumers can receive property info via text message from your VoicePad system.

Law and politics

The law primarily uses the notion of the consumer in relation to consumer protection laws, and the definition of consumer is often restricted to living persons (i.e. not corporations or businesses) and excludes commercial users. A typical legal rationale for protecting the consumer is based on the notion of policing market failures and inefficiencies, such as inequalities of bargaining power between a consumer and a business. As of all potential voters are also consumers, consumer protection takes on a clear political significance.

Property

In the abstract, property is that which belongs to or with something, whether as an attribute or as a component of said thing. In the context of this article, property is one or more components (rather than attributes), whether physical or incorporeal, of a person's estate; or so belonging to, as in being owned by, a person or jointly a group of people or a legal entity like a corporation or even a society. (Given such meaning, the word property is uncountable, and as such, is not described with an indefinite article or as plural.) Depending on the nature of the property, an owner of property has the right to consume, alter, share, redefine, rent, mortgage, pawn, sell, exchange, transfer, give away or destroy it, or to exclude others from doing these things, as well as to perhaps abandon it; whereas regardless of the nature of the property, the owner thereof has the right to properly use it (as a durable, mean or factor, or whatever), or at the very least exclusively keep it.

Crash Course

Plot

Crash Course centers on a group of high schoolers in a driver’s education class; many for the second or third time. The recently divorced teacher, super-passive Larry Pearl, is on thin ice with the football fanatic principal, Principal Paulson, who is being pressured by the district superintendent to raise driver’s education completion rates or lose his coveted football program. With this in mind, Principal Paulson and his assistant, with a secret desire for his job, Abner Frasier, hire an outside driver’s education instructor with a very tough reputation, Edna Savage, aka E.W. Savage, who quickly takes control of the class.

The plot focuses mostly on the students and their interactions with their teachers and each other. In the beginning, Rico is the loner with just a few friends, Chadley is the bookish nerd with few friends who longs to be cool and also longs to be a part of Vanessa’s life who is the young, friendly and attractive girl who had to fake her mother’s signature on her driver’s education permission slip. Kichi is the hip-hop Asian kid who often raps what he has to say and constantly flirts with Maria, the rich foreign girl who thinks that the right-of-way on the roadways always goes to (insert awesomely fake foreign Latino accent) “my father’s limo”. Finally you have stereotypical football meathead J.J., who needs to pass his English exam to keep his eligibility and constantly asks out and gets rejected by Alice, the tomboy whose father owns “Santini & Son” Concrete Company. Alice is portrayed as being the “son” her father wanted.

VAT revision on properties causing rift between builders and consumers?

VAT revision on properties causing rift between builders and consumers?

VAT revision on properties causing rift between builders and consumers?

On today's PropertyIndia, we pay special focus to the ongoing tussle between builders and buyers over the issue of VAT. With the government making changes to the VAT, builders are allegedly demanding postdated cheques from customers to safeguard from any future retrospective taxations. (Audio in Hindi)
Watch full show: http://www.ndtv.com/video/player/property-india/video-story/383673?yt
Download the NDTV news app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.july.ndtv&utm_source=Youtube&utm_medium=embed&utm_campaign=Inhouse_App_Install

In which StanMuller teaches you about our third branch of Intellectual Property, trademarks. A lot of people confuse trademark and copyright. Trademarks apply to things like company and product names and logos, packaging designs, and commercial designs. Basically, copyright protects ideas, but trademarks protect the things that help consumers tell companies apart. This ensures that consumers know the source of the goods they're buying. Without trademarks, it would be really difficult to buy the same product twice, and very easy for unscrupulous companies to pass off fakes and knock offs of the products you want. I'm telling you, you like trademarks.
Crash Course is now on Patreon! You can support us directly by signing up at http://www.patreon.com/crashcourse
Thanks to the following Patrons for their generous monthly contributions that help keep Crash Course free for everyone forever:
TO: Noura M. AlMohaimeed
FROM: Bodour K. AlGhamdi
MESSAGE: Happy Birthday to my easily excitable friend and companion, Noura.
TO: crash course team
FROM: tuseroni
MESSAGE: keep up the good work (Thanks! -stan)
Thank you so much to all of our awesome supporters for their contributions to help make Crash Course possible and freely available for everyone forever:
Pablo Soares
BradMohrStephen DeCubellis
Ian GallagherVanessa Benavent
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9:32

How Much Land do You Really Own Above and Below Your Property?

How Much Land do You Really Own Above and Below Your Property?

How Much Land do You Really Own Above and Below Your Property?

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On paper, the concept of land ownership sounds very simple- you pay money and in return you’re given unfettered access to a predetermined amount of land. But how much of that land do you actually own? Do you own the sky above it? How about the land below it? What about all the animals that may live there; do you own those too? All of these questions and more define what exactly it means to “own” a piece of land. Surprisingly, many of the answers aren’t well defined from a legal standpoint as you’ll soon see.
Want the text version?: http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2014/08/land-much-really-right/
Sources:
http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/explainer/2013/07/photographer_george_steinmetz_arrest_how_much_airspace_do_you_own.html
http://www.oyez.org/cases/1940-1949/1945/1945_630
http://www.more.com/reinvention-money/money/do-you-own-whats-under-your-home
http://www.inbrief.co.uk/land-law/land-ownership.htm
http://www.waterfrontlaw.com/what-are-riparian-rights
http://www.problemneighbours.co.uk/rights-trees-and-overhanging-branches.html
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-25742871
http://lawjournal.mcgill.ca/userfiles/other/8509457-abramovitch.pdf
http://lawjournal.mcgill.ca/userfiles/other/8509457-abramovitch.pdf
http://www.duhaime.org/LegalDictionary/C/CuiusEstSolumEjusestUsqueAdCoelumetadInferos.aspx
http://www.lawteacher.net/land-law/essays/property-law-1-land-law-law-essays.php
http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=OQRAAQAAQBAJ&pg=PA592&lpg=PA592&dq=Cuius+est+solum,+eius+est+usque+ad+coelum+et+ad+inferos+1587&source=bl&ots=shASB6b5gM&sig=4c5N_XK-zUznhtPxL6r8RZhtDDU&hl=en&sa=X&ei=VHfGU8qoG-vb7AaNtYGoBg&ved=0CEIQ6AEwAw#v=onepage&q=Cuius%20est%20solum%2C%20eius%20est%20usque%20ad%20coelum%20et%20ad%20inferos%201587&f=false
https://www.trin.cam.ac.uk/show.php?dowid=872
http://www.burkemuseum.org/archaeology/laws

7:20

American Consumers Too Cautious About The Economy - 30 May 15 | Gazunda

American Consumers Too Cautious About The Economy - 30 May 15 | Gazunda

American Consumers Too Cautious About The Economy - 30 May 15 | Gazunda

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5:58

Taxes on Producers- Microeconomics 2.11 ACDC Econ

Taxes on Producers- Microeconomics 2.11 ACDC Econ

Taxes on Producers- Microeconomics 2.11 ACDC Econ

I explain excise taxes any show what happens to consumer surplus, producer surplus, and deadweight loss as a result of a tax. Make sure to watch the section about tax incidence and who pays the majority of a tax.

Choosing the right survey (for consumers)

Getting a home survey is essential when buying a property, but it can be confusing. Watch our short video to find out which surveys are available: http://www.rics.org/homesurveys
Find a surveyor near you: http://www.ricsfirms.com
Which RICSSurvey is best for your needs? Find out: http://bit.ly/2fCvafA

0:34

Property Seminars WorkShops for Consumers Lenders Banks

Property Seminars WorkShops for Consumers Lenders Banks

Property Seminars WorkShops for Consumers Lenders Banks

How Do Consumers Obtain Property Info by Text?

Home buyers can listen to an audio presentation of property details and/or request a text message from the same call! Watch this informative video to learn one way in which consumers can receive property info via text message from your VoicePad system.

In this video you will learn how to file a consumer complaint and will know some of the compensation that have awarded to consumers by the consumer court
THE COMPLAINT
BEFORE THE HON'BLE DISTRICT CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL FORUM
AT ..................................
OR
BEFORE THE HON'BLE STATE CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL
COMMISSION AT ...................
OR
BEFORE THE HON'BLE NATIONAL CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL
COMMISSION AT NEW DELHI
IN RE : COMPLAINT NO. .............. OF 20 ............
IN THE MATTER OF :
(FULL NAME) (DESCRIPTION) (COMPLETE ADDRESS)....Complainant
Versus
(FULL NAME) (DESCRIPTION) (COMPLETE ADDRESS) .....Opposite P
COMPLAINT UNDER SECTION 12 (Before DistrictForum)
SECTION 17 (Before StateCommission) SECTION 21 (Before National
Commission) OF THE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT, 1986.
RESPECTIFULLY SHOWETH
1.INTRODUCTION
2.TRANSACTION
3.DEFECT/DEFICIENCY
4.RECTIFICATION
5.OTHER PROVISIONS
6.EVIDENCE
7.JURISDICTION
8.LIMTATION
9.RELIEF CLAIMED
10.PRAYER CLAUSE
It is, therefore, most respectfully prayed that this Hon'ble Forum/Commission may kindly be
pleased to .................................................................................................. (Details of relief's which complainant wants the Court to grant)
Complainant
Place ......................
Dated ...................
Through
(Advocate or Consumer Association, Etc.)

3:55

Why Are US Consumers Not Spending More At The Shops - 16 May 16 | Gazunda

Why Are US Consumers Not Spending More At The Shops - 16 May 16 | Gazunda

Why Are US Consumers Not Spending More At The Shops - 16 May 16 | Gazunda

This video is selected and uploaded by Gazunda Services Ltd. It is not our property.

Adrian Goslett, CEO of RE/MAX of Southern Africa, tells PropertyProfessional.co.za why consumer trust levels are so low in South Africa. One of the reasons, he says, is because of unrealistic expectations being set. Watch the video to find out more.

4:03

educating consumers of real estate

educating consumers of real estate

educating consumers of real estate

educating buyers and sellers of real estate together with property professionals

VAT revision on properties causing rift between builders and consumers?

On today's PropertyIndia, we pay special focus to the ongoing tussle between builders and buyers over the issue of VAT. With the government making changes to the VAT, builders are allegedly demanding postdated cheques from customers to safeguard from any future retrospective taxations. (Audio in Hindi)
Watch full show: http://www.ndtv.com/video/player/property-india/video-story/383673?yt
Download the NDTV news app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.july.ndtv&utm_source=Youtube&utm_medium=embed&utm_campaign=Inhouse_App_Install

In which StanMuller teaches you about our third branch of Intellectual Property, trademarks. A lot of people confuse trademark and copyright. Trademarks apply to things like company and product names and logos, packaging designs, and commercial designs. Basically, copyright protects ideas, but trademarks protect the things that help consumers tell companies apart. This ensures that consumers know the source of the goods they're buying. Without trademarks, it would be really difficult to buy the same product twice, and very easy for unscrupulous companies to pass off fakes and knock offs of the products you want. I'm telling you, you like trademarks.
Crash Course is now on Patreon! You can support us directly by signing up at http://www.patreon.com/crashcourse
Thanks to the following Pat...

published: 28 May 2015

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On paper, the concept of land ownership sounds very simple- you pay money and in return you’re given unfettered access to a predetermined amount of land. But how much of that land do you actually own? Do you o...

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published: 30 May 2015

Taxes on Producers- Microeconomics 2.11 ACDC Econ

I explain excise taxes any show what happens to consumer surplus, producer surplus, and deadweight loss as a result of a tax. Make sure to watch the section about tax incidence and who pays the majority of a tax.

Choosing the right survey (for consumers)

Getting a home survey is essential when buying a property, but it can be confusing. Watch our short video to find out which surveys are available: http://www.rics.org/homesurveys
Find a surveyor near you: http://www.ricsfirms.com
Which RICSSurvey is best for your needs? Find out: http://bit.ly/2fCvafA

published: 21 Sep 2017

Property Seminars WorkShops for Consumers Lenders Banks

How Do Consumers Obtain Property Info by Text?

Home buyers can listen to an audio presentation of property details and/or request a text message from the same call! Watch this informative video to learn one way in which consumers can receive property info via text message from your VoicePad system.

In this video you will learn how to file a consumer complaint and will know some of the compensation that have awarded to consumers by the consumer court
THE COMPLAINT
BEFORE THE HON'BLE DISTRICT CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL FORUM
AT ..................................
OR
BEFORE THE HON'BLE STATE CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL
COMMISSION AT ...................
OR
BEFORE THE HON'BLE NATIONAL CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL
COMMISSION AT NEW DELHI
IN RE : COMPLAINT NO. .............. OF 20 ............
IN THE MATTER OF :
(FULL NAME) (DESCRIPTION) (COMPLETE ADDRESS)....Complainant
Versus
(FULL NAME) (DESCRIPTION) (COMPLETE ADDRESS) .....Opposite P
COMPLAINT UNDER SECTION 12 (Before DistrictForum)
SECTION 17 (Before StateCommission) SECTION 21 (Before National
Commission) OF THE CONSUMER P...

published: 06 May 2016

Why Are US Consumers Not Spending More At The Shops - 16 May 16 | Gazunda

This video is selected and uploaded by Gazunda Services Ltd. It is not our property.

Adrian Goslett, CEO of RE/MAX of Southern Africa, tells PropertyProfessional.co.za why consumer trust levels are so low in South Africa. One of the reasons, he says, is because of unrealistic expectations being set. Watch the video to find out more.

published: 12 Sep 2016

educating consumers of real estate

educating buyers and sellers of real estate together with property professionals

VAT revision on properties causing rift between builders and consumers?

On today's PropertyIndia, we pay special focus to the ongoing tussle between builders and buyers over the issue of VAT. With the government making changes to t...

On today's PropertyIndia, we pay special focus to the ongoing tussle between builders and buyers over the issue of VAT. With the government making changes to the VAT, builders are allegedly demanding postdated cheques from customers to safeguard from any future retrospective taxations. (Audio in Hindi)
Watch full show: http://www.ndtv.com/video/player/property-india/video-story/383673?yt
Download the NDTV news app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.july.ndtv&utm_source=Youtube&utm_medium=embed&utm_campaign=Inhouse_App_Install

On today's PropertyIndia, we pay special focus to the ongoing tussle between builders and buyers over the issue of VAT. With the government making changes to the VAT, builders are allegedly demanding postdated cheques from customers to safeguard from any future retrospective taxations. (Audio in Hindi)
Watch full show: http://www.ndtv.com/video/player/property-india/video-story/383673?yt
Download the NDTV news app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.july.ndtv&utm_source=Youtube&utm_medium=embed&utm_campaign=Inhouse_App_Install

In which StanMuller teaches you about our third branch of Intellectual Property, trademarks. A lot of people confuse trademark and copyright. Trademarks apply to things like company and product names and logos, packaging designs, and commercial designs. Basically, copyright protects ideas, but trademarks protect the things that help consumers tell companies apart. This ensures that consumers know the source of the goods they're buying. Without trademarks, it would be really difficult to buy the same product twice, and very easy for unscrupulous companies to pass off fakes and knock offs of the products you want. I'm telling you, you like trademarks.
Crash Course is now on Patreon! You can support us directly by signing up at http://www.patreon.com/crashcourse
Thanks to the following Patrons for their generous monthly contributions that help keep Crash Course free for everyone forever:
TO: Noura M. AlMohaimeed
FROM: Bodour K. AlGhamdi
MESSAGE: Happy Birthday to my easily excitable friend and companion, Noura.
TO: crash course team
FROM: tuseroni
MESSAGE: keep up the good work (Thanks! -stan)
Thank you so much to all of our awesome supporters for their contributions to help make Crash Course possible and freely available for everyone forever:
Pablo Soares
BradMohrStephen DeCubellis
Ian GallagherVanessa Benavent
Lázaro Clapp
James HoodDamianShaw
JamesH.G. Redekop
CarlAyresWant to find Crash Course elsewhere on the internet?
Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/YouTubeCrashCourse
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Tumblr - http://thecrashcourse.tumblr.com
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CC Kids: http://www.youtube.com/crashcoursekids

In which StanMuller teaches you about our third branch of Intellectual Property, trademarks. A lot of people confuse trademark and copyright. Trademarks apply to things like company and product names and logos, packaging designs, and commercial designs. Basically, copyright protects ideas, but trademarks protect the things that help consumers tell companies apart. This ensures that consumers know the source of the goods they're buying. Without trademarks, it would be really difficult to buy the same product twice, and very easy for unscrupulous companies to pass off fakes and knock offs of the products you want. I'm telling you, you like trademarks.
Crash Course is now on Patreon! You can support us directly by signing up at http://www.patreon.com/crashcourse
Thanks to the following Patrons for their generous monthly contributions that help keep Crash Course free for everyone forever:
TO: Noura M. AlMohaimeed
FROM: Bodour K. AlGhamdi
MESSAGE: Happy Birthday to my easily excitable friend and companion, Noura.
TO: crash course team
FROM: tuseroni
MESSAGE: keep up the good work (Thanks! -stan)
Thank you so much to all of our awesome supporters for their contributions to help make Crash Course possible and freely available for everyone forever:
Pablo Soares
BradMohrStephen DeCubellis
Ian GallagherVanessa Benavent
Lázaro Clapp
James HoodDamianShaw
JamesH.G. Redekop
CarlAyresWant to find Crash Course elsewhere on the internet?
Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/YouTubeCrashCourse
Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/TheCrashCourse
Tumblr - http://thecrashcourse.tumblr.com
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https://youtu.be/tOGxqXDrUDc?list=PLR0XuDegDqP3XRa-w_G0dy_aMMXj0Uq-k
In this video:
On paper, the concept of land ownership sounds very simple- you pay money and in return you’re given unfettered access to a predetermined amount of land. But how much of that land do you actually own? Do you own the sky above it? How about the land below it? What about all the animals that may live there; do you own those too? All of these questions and more define what exactly it means to “own” a piece of land. Surprisingly, many of the answers aren’t well defined from a legal standpoint as you’ll soon see.
Want the text version?: http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2014/08/land-much-really-right/
Sources:
http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/explainer/2013/07/photographer_george_steinmetz_arrest_how_much_airspace_do_you_own.html
http://www.oyez.org/cases/1940-1949/1945/1945_630
http://www.more.com/reinvention-money/money/do-you-own-whats-under-your-home
http://www.inbrief.co.uk/land-law/land-ownership.htm
http://www.waterfrontlaw.com/what-are-riparian-rights
http://www.problemneighbours.co.uk/rights-trees-and-overhanging-branches.html
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-25742871
http://lawjournal.mcgill.ca/userfiles/other/8509457-abramovitch.pdf
http://lawjournal.mcgill.ca/userfiles/other/8509457-abramovitch.pdf
http://www.duhaime.org/LegalDictionary/C/CuiusEstSolumEjusestUsqueAdCoelumetadInferos.aspx
http://www.lawteacher.net/land-law/essays/property-law-1-land-law-law-essays.php
http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=OQRAAQAAQBAJ&pg=PA592&lpg=PA592&dq=Cuius+est+solum,+eius+est+usque+ad+coelum+et+ad+inferos+1587&source=bl&ots=shASB6b5gM&sig=4c5N_XK-zUznhtPxL6r8RZhtDDU&hl=en&sa=X&ei=VHfGU8qoG-vb7AaNtYGoBg&ved=0CEIQ6AEwAw#v=onepage&q=Cuius%20est%20solum%2C%20eius%20est%20usque%20ad%20coelum%20et%20ad%20inferos%201587&f=false
https://www.trin.cam.ac.uk/show.php?dowid=872
http://www.burkemuseum.org/archaeology/laws

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In this video:
On paper, the concept of land ownership sounds very simple- you pay money and in return you’re given unfettered access to a predetermined amount of land. But how much of that land do you actually own? Do you own the sky above it? How about the land below it? What about all the animals that may live there; do you own those too? All of these questions and more define what exactly it means to “own” a piece of land. Surprisingly, many of the answers aren’t well defined from a legal standpoint as you’ll soon see.
Want the text version?: http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2014/08/land-much-really-right/
Sources:
http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/explainer/2013/07/photographer_george_steinmetz_arrest_how_much_airspace_do_you_own.html
http://www.oyez.org/cases/1940-1949/1945/1945_630
http://www.more.com/reinvention-money/money/do-you-own-whats-under-your-home
http://www.inbrief.co.uk/land-law/land-ownership.htm
http://www.waterfrontlaw.com/what-are-riparian-rights
http://www.problemneighbours.co.uk/rights-trees-and-overhanging-branches.html
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-25742871
http://lawjournal.mcgill.ca/userfiles/other/8509457-abramovitch.pdf
http://lawjournal.mcgill.ca/userfiles/other/8509457-abramovitch.pdf
http://www.duhaime.org/LegalDictionary/C/CuiusEstSolumEjusestUsqueAdCoelumetadInferos.aspx
http://www.lawteacher.net/land-law/essays/property-law-1-land-law-law-essays.php
http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=OQRAAQAAQBAJ&pg=PA592&lpg=PA592&dq=Cuius+est+solum,+eius+est+usque+ad+coelum+et+ad+inferos+1587&source=bl&ots=shASB6b5gM&sig=4c5N_XK-zUznhtPxL6r8RZhtDDU&hl=en&sa=X&ei=VHfGU8qoG-vb7AaNtYGoBg&ved=0CEIQ6AEwAw#v=onepage&q=Cuius%20est%20solum%2C%20eius%20est%20usque%20ad%20coelum%20et%20ad%20inferos%201587&f=false
https://www.trin.cam.ac.uk/show.php?dowid=872
http://www.burkemuseum.org/archaeology/laws

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American Consumers Too Cautious About The Economy - 30 May 15 | Gazunda

Taxes on Producers- Microeconomics 2.11 ACDC Econ

I explain excise taxes any show what happens to consumer surplus, producer surplus, and deadweight loss as a result of a tax. Make sure to watch the section abo...

I explain excise taxes any show what happens to consumer surplus, producer surplus, and deadweight loss as a result of a tax. Make sure to watch the section about tax incidence and who pays the majority of a tax.

I explain excise taxes any show what happens to consumer surplus, producer surplus, and deadweight loss as a result of a tax. Make sure to watch the section about tax incidence and who pays the majority of a tax.

Choosing the right survey (for consumers)

Getting a home survey is essential when buying a property, but it can be confusing. Watch our short video to find out which surveys are available: http://www.ri...

Getting a home survey is essential when buying a property, but it can be confusing. Watch our short video to find out which surveys are available: http://www.rics.org/homesurveys
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Getting a home survey is essential when buying a property, but it can be confusing. Watch our short video to find out which surveys are available: http://www.rics.org/homesurveys
Find a surveyor near you: http://www.ricsfirms.com
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How Do Consumers Obtain Property Info by Text?

Home buyers can listen to an audio presentation of property details and/or request a text message from the same call! Watch this informative video to learn one ...

Home buyers can listen to an audio presentation of property details and/or request a text message from the same call! Watch this informative video to learn one way in which consumers can receive property info via text message from your VoicePad system.

Home buyers can listen to an audio presentation of property details and/or request a text message from the same call! Watch this informative video to learn one way in which consumers can receive property info via text message from your VoicePad system.

In this video you will learn how to file a consumer complaint and will know some of the compensation that have awarded to consumers by the consumer court
THE ...

In this video you will learn how to file a consumer complaint and will know some of the compensation that have awarded to consumers by the consumer court
THE COMPLAINT
BEFORE THE HON'BLE DISTRICT CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL FORUM
AT ..................................
OR
BEFORE THE HON'BLE STATE CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL
COMMISSION AT ...................
OR
BEFORE THE HON'BLE NATIONAL CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL
COMMISSION AT NEW DELHI
IN RE : COMPLAINT NO. .............. OF 20 ............
IN THE MATTER OF :
(FULL NAME) (DESCRIPTION) (COMPLETE ADDRESS)....Complainant
Versus
(FULL NAME) (DESCRIPTION) (COMPLETE ADDRESS) .....Opposite P
COMPLAINT UNDER SECTION 12 (Before DistrictForum)
SECTION 17 (Before StateCommission) SECTION 21 (Before National
Commission) OF THE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT, 1986.
RESPECTIFULLY SHOWETH
1.INTRODUCTION
2.TRANSACTION
3.DEFECT/DEFICIENCY
4.RECTIFICATION
5.OTHER PROVISIONS
6.EVIDENCE
7.JURISDICTION
8.LIMTATION
9.RELIEF CLAIMED
10.PRAYER CLAUSE
It is, therefore, most respectfully prayed that this Hon'ble Forum/Commission may kindly be
pleased to .................................................................................................. (Details of relief's which complainant wants the Court to grant)
Complainant
Place ......................
Dated ...................
Through
(Advocate or Consumer Association, Etc.)

In this video you will learn how to file a consumer complaint and will know some of the compensation that have awarded to consumers by the consumer court
THE COMPLAINT
BEFORE THE HON'BLE DISTRICT CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL FORUM
AT ..................................
OR
BEFORE THE HON'BLE STATE CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL
COMMISSION AT ...................
OR
BEFORE THE HON'BLE NATIONAL CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL
COMMISSION AT NEW DELHI
IN RE : COMPLAINT NO. .............. OF 20 ............
IN THE MATTER OF :
(FULL NAME) (DESCRIPTION) (COMPLETE ADDRESS)....Complainant
Versus
(FULL NAME) (DESCRIPTION) (COMPLETE ADDRESS) .....Opposite P
COMPLAINT UNDER SECTION 12 (Before DistrictForum)
SECTION 17 (Before StateCommission) SECTION 21 (Before National
Commission) OF THE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT, 1986.
RESPECTIFULLY SHOWETH
1.INTRODUCTION
2.TRANSACTION
3.DEFECT/DEFICIENCY
4.RECTIFICATION
5.OTHER PROVISIONS
6.EVIDENCE
7.JURISDICTION
8.LIMTATION
9.RELIEF CLAIMED
10.PRAYER CLAUSE
It is, therefore, most respectfully prayed that this Hon'ble Forum/Commission may kindly be
pleased to .................................................................................................. (Details of relief's which complainant wants the Court to grant)
Complainant
Place ......................
Dated ...................
Through
(Advocate or Consumer Association, Etc.)

published:06 May 2016

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Why Are US Consumers Not Spending More At The Shops - 16 May 16 | Gazunda

Adrian Goslett, CEO of RE/MAX of Southern Africa, tells PropertyProfessional.co.za why consumer trust levels are so low in South Africa. One of the reasons, he says, is because of unrealistic expectations being set. Watch the video to find out more.

Adrian Goslett, CEO of RE/MAX of Southern Africa, tells PropertyProfessional.co.za why consumer trust levels are so low in South Africa. One of the reasons, he says, is because of unrealistic expectations being set. Watch the video to find out more.

VAT revision on properties causing rift between builders and consumers?

On today's PropertyIndia, we pay special focus to the ongoing tussle between builders and buyers over the issue of VAT. With the government making changes to the VAT, builders are allegedly demanding postdated cheques from customers to safeguard from any future retrospective taxations. (Audio in Hindi)
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Contributing To The North Bay Fires & Should Some Consumers Consider Pulling Equity Property...

As the fire spreads across the North Bay so many of us have rallied around the victims donating money and clothing among other necessities... But sometimes you feel the need to do more! Today Joe announces what the RERL team will be doing to help victims who have had their lives turned upside down and are finding their way back to normalcy. If you’re in the market to make a transaction there is something else you can do to help.
Also in today’s show Joe poses an important ROI question. Considering the crazy run up in appreciation on homes the last several years consumers might be wondering “Is it time they take the money and run?” It might for some people. Today Joe shares several examples of who should consider pulling equity property profits and why.
If you ...

published: 17 Oct 2017

Surplus: Terrorized Into Being Consumers

Surplus: Terrorized Into Being Consumers is an award winning 2003Swedish documentary film on consumerism and globalization, created by director Erik Gandini and editor Johan Söderberg. It looks at the arguments for capitalism and technology, such as greater efficiency, more time and less work, and argues that these are not being fulfilled, and they never will be.It prominently features the views of Anarcho-Primitivist John Zerzan.

published: 30 Jan 2013

Research into wine packaging with a few detours - How do consumers buy wine? - Knowledge Works

What makes a wine buyer choose one wine above the rest? Is their choice born out of habit or is it more complicated than meets the eye?
Wine connoisseurs will tell you that choosing a wine to purchase is a process of careful consideration of a number of elements including; the grape, the vintage, the price, the origin, the cuisine you will pair it with and more. However, the typical wine buyer will normally go to the shop, stand before a wall of dozens of different packages and labels, and make a choice in a matter of seconds.
With this in mind, wine labels must present the right mix of information so as to positively affect consumer choice, but how is this done and is there an ideal mix of information?
In this fascinating KnowledgeWorks lecture, ProfessorLarry Lockshin invites you in...

published: 02 Aug 2012

The Role of Property Rights and Property Markets in Sustainable Urbanization and Economic Growth

On Friday, March 24th, the Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) and the InternationalReal PropertyFoundation (IRPF) co-hosted a panel discussion on the role of property rights and property markets in sustainable urbanization and economic growth. Property rights and institutions that support them–ranging from appropriate regulation to transparent financial markets–are key to sustainable development. Robust private property markets promote social stability, strengthen democratic institutions, and promote economic growth.
CIPE Director for Multiregional Programs, Anna Kompanek, moderated the discussion, with panelists Sylvia Luchini, Bill Endsley, Jolyne Sanjak, and Jane Katz.

published: 18 Apr 2017

NESTLE : Peter Clinker, Head of Property & Facilities Management

The FM INSPIRED Conference is the UK & Europe's leading business to business conference for senior FM Executives.
For information on attending our next conference go to www.fm-inspired.com or email info@inspiredconferences.com
Twitter - @FMInspired
Speaker : PeterClinker - Head of Property & Facilities Management at Nestle UKI
BIO : An accomplished SeniorBusiness, Property & Facilities Management professional with over 25 years experience in Strategic & Operational FM delivery, FM Consultancy, ChangeProjects and Business Reengineering across both private and public sectors including global companies. An innovative and strategic thinker Peter has an excellent management record. An ex RAFLogistics Officer, he achieves results by instilling leadership, commitment, trust, teamwork a...

published: 11 Nov 2015

Algorithmic Consumers

Hate shopping? The next generation of e-commerce will be conducted by digital agents, based on algorithms that will not only make purchase recommendations, but will also predict what we want, make purchase decisions, negotiate and execute the transaction for the consumers, and even automatically form coalitions of buyers to enjoy better terms, thereby replacing human decision-making. Algorithmic consumers have the potential to change dramatically the way we conduct business, raising new conceptual and regulatory challenges.
This game-changing technological development has significant implications for regulation, which should be adjusted to a reality of consumers making their purchase decisions via algorithms. Despite this challenge, scholarship addressing commercial algorithms focused pr...

published: 07 Apr 2017

Law of the Land - The Consumer Protection Bill, 2015

The Consumer ProtectionBill, 2015 makes manufacturers liable for personal injury, death or property damage to a consumer. Any consumer seeking redressal against a manufacturer of a hazardous product can approach the court and make producers liable for damage and send them to prison for life. The proposed consumer bill proposes to replace the existing consumer law.
This edition of Law of the Land discusses various aspects of the bill.
Anchor: Amritanshu Rai

published: 01 Sep 2015

Passive Investing: The Evidence the Fund Management Industry Would Prefer You Not to See

http://sensibleinvesting.tv -- the independent voice of passive investing
A remarkable 54-minute film featuring some of the world's top economists and academics and demonstrating:
* how the claims of active fund managers to be able to beat the market are largely a myth
* how costs are the biggest drag on performance - and why active costs more
* how passive investing offers the best experience for the vast majority of investors
* the benefits of a diversified portfolio in guaranteeing consistent returns
* why passive investing is better for your health
* why active investing has held sway for so many years....
* ... but why things may be changing
* and why passive is the rational, mathematically proven route to investing success.
Investing for the future... It's an issue none of can affo...

In the 20th of October session of SKYBusinessNews Channel, Your MoneyYour Call, Ben Kingsley joins MargaretLomas and Paul Rickard from Switzer to discuss different aspects of property across Australia. This time, they answered a number of emails and calls from viewers and some of the topics are:
- The new "Rate a Real Estate" website and what's its potential and awareness that it could bring to the consumers
- Is it standard to negotiate the price for an off the plan property and how you can negotiate for such property
- Are off the plans a good type of investment property
- The importance of doing property market research prior to buying any type of investment
- Difference between a small block apartment versus apartments with hundreds in the block
- Property investment in Bendigo an...

published: 24 Nov 2014

Brexit: FRAND, Pharmaceuticals and Intellectual Property

On Tuesday 1st November, BrickCourt hosted the latest in its series of panel discussions on the legal implications of Brexit. The event was moderated by Lord Hoffmann, who opened the evening by observing that IP is likely to be one of the areas of law in the UK that is most affected by Brexit.
Morag Macdonald (Bird & Bird) spoke first about the Unified Patent Court (UPC), initially highlighting the unique nature of the UPC as the first court intended to deal with civil claims on a multinational basis. She noted that the Brexit referendum has put the UPC in jeopardy, and outlined the issues concerning the ratification of the UPCA and the significance of the role the UK had been intended to play. She considered it very unclear what will happen next. The UK could ratify the UPCA, expecting...

published: 07 Nov 2016

Home Truths - Four Corners

Monday 2 May 2016
On the eve of the Federal Budget, Four Corners reports on the white hot issues of housing affordability and negative gearing and the generation left wondering if they will ever own their own home.
"We will start it at 1.1 million dollars ladies and gentlemen." Auctioneer
A house with a million dollar price tag used to be confined to the super wealthy suburbs in Australia's biggest cities. Today, properties with that sort of asking price are commonplace, even in the urban fringes, with little infrastructure and lengthy commute times.
In Melbourne, the median house price is $700 thousand dollars, around 10 times the average wage. In Sydney, there are suburbs more expensive than Manhattan. It's why the IMF declared Australia one of the most expensive countries in the wor...

published: 03 May 2016

Meet the game changers in Africa's property world

In the first episode of our property lifestyle show "A Place in Africa" we meet the continents city builders and discuss the investment opportunities that exist.

published: 27 Jan 2017

Ionizer SCAMS - Consumers Beware!

Not sure what Water Ionizer you want to get?
DO NOT BE FOOLED BY KNOCKOFF'S!
Water Ionizer Consumer Guide:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRJjwJ_a0x4&t=233s
Kangen Water vs "Competition":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsV8KlGAjSQ&t=228s
For more info: www.BestWaterAround.com

published: 25 Feb 2017

History of Plant Intellectual Property

A presentation by Michael Hansen, SeniorScientist with Consumers Union, at the 4th annual "Justice Begins with SeedsConference," recently held in Portland Oregon.
For those interested in how our food system has reached it's present pitiful state, Hansen presents a progression of legislation which has allowed Monsanto and other companies to slowly gain control of our food.
He begins with the 19309 Plant Patent Act, which applies to asexually reproduced plants, and traces the legislation that over time eventually allows the patenting of mammals and human gene sequences and injecting Genetically Modified Organisms into the heart of our agriculture.
He finishers this 21 minute talk showing how the top six seed companies and the top six pesticide companies are identical, growing rapidly to...

published: 16 Sep 2014

Make $300/day Market Gardening for a living, How to Make your Small Farm profitable, Farmers Market

http://BluegrassTeam.com/homefinder call 859-379-5263 for more info. Sustainable RiverProperty - LIVE water FarmLand in Kentucky.
Country setting - yet just 7 miles to town and an amazing 75 acres with 2 rivers, 4 barns, 2 ponds - this property is super cool with LIVE WATER. Sustainable River Property, river property, Farm land, farm land for sale in Kentucky, Market Garden, market gardening for a living, how to make money market gardening, how to sell vegetables, how to sell produce, Sustainable River Property, river property, farm land for sale in Kentucky.
HorseFarm + River Property in Kentucky - 75 acres, 4 barns, 2 ponds, bottoms, woods, basement
Best, Best feature - property taxes are only $600 per YEAR!
asking 300k - it has a pellet stove for 'backup' - a stove that heats th...

published: 11 Jan 2016

Sustainability Lecture series - 3.

Date: 3.10.2012Title: Sustainable Property, Energy Efficiency and Sustainability in the Real EstateSector
Sustainability has become an increasingly important attribute of economic activities describing methods of production, but also qualities of consumption and attributes of capital investment.
In part, this reflects popular concern with environmental preservation, but it may also reflect changes in tastes among consumers and investors.
"Sustainability" may also be a marketing device which can be employed successfully by large corporations and small businesses alike.
For more information please go to: http://www.talkinbusiness.net

published: 08 Oct 2012

Consumer Adda | Bitcoin Reaches Record Levels | All you need to know about Bitcoin

#Bitcoin price soar to a historic high of 11,000 USD, how safe is investment in cryptocurrencies and how does it function? Find out all you need to know about Bitcoin in Consumer Adda with Vipin Bhatt along with Cryptocurrency and investment experts

published: 29 Nov 2017

Intellectual Property, Free Markets and Competition Policy 11-14-2013

Are intellectual property rights compatible with free, competitive markets? This question has long been a topic of debate. Some characterize intellectual property rights as government-granted monopolies that call for close scrutiny by competition authorities. Others respond that intellectual property rights don't grant market power and don't deserve special scrutiny. Rather, they are property rights that benefit consumers by encouraging investment in research and innovation. Recently, these questions have become more urgent, as the White House, the FTC, and others have called for increased scrutiny of the affect of intellectual property rights on competition. This panel will consider the relationships among intellectual property rights, competition, innovation, and consumer welfare.
...

VAT revision on properties causing rift between builders and consumers?

On today's PropertyIndia, we pay special focus to the ongoing tussle between builders and buyers over the issue of VAT. With the government making changes to t...

On today's PropertyIndia, we pay special focus to the ongoing tussle between builders and buyers over the issue of VAT. With the government making changes to the VAT, builders are allegedly demanding postdated cheques from customers to safeguard from any future retrospective taxations. (Audio in Hindi)
Watch full show: http://www.ndtv.com/video/player/property-india/video-story/383673?yt
Download the NDTV news app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.july.ndtv&utm_source=Youtube&utm_medium=embed&utm_campaign=Inhouse_App_Install

On today's PropertyIndia, we pay special focus to the ongoing tussle between builders and buyers over the issue of VAT. With the government making changes to the VAT, builders are allegedly demanding postdated cheques from customers to safeguard from any future retrospective taxations. (Audio in Hindi)
Watch full show: http://www.ndtv.com/video/player/property-india/video-story/383673?yt
Download the NDTV news app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.july.ndtv&utm_source=Youtube&utm_medium=embed&utm_campaign=Inhouse_App_Install

Contributing To The North Bay Fires & Should Some Consumers Consider Pulling Equity Property...

As the fire spreads across the North Bay so many of us have rallied around the victims donating money and clothing among other necessities... But sometimes you ...

As the fire spreads across the North Bay so many of us have rallied around the victims donating money and clothing among other necessities... But sometimes you feel the need to do more! Today Joe announces what the RERL team will be doing to help victims who have had their lives turned upside down and are finding their way back to normalcy. If you’re in the market to make a transaction there is something else you can do to help.
Also in today’s show Joe poses an important ROI question. Considering the crazy run up in appreciation on homes the last several years consumers might be wondering “Is it time they take the money and run?” It might for some people. Today Joe shares several examples of who should consider pulling equity property profits and why.
If you wish to contact Joe Cucchiara email him at Joe@RERadioLive.com, call (408)-838-9060 or simply visit www.RERadioLive.com. We also provide additional information to help you make smart decisions in and around your real estate venture.
All the information in this podcast is broadcast in good faith and for general information purpose only. We do not make any warranties about the completeness, reliability and accuracy of this information. Any action you take upon the information on our website is strictly at your own risk. We will not be liable for any losses and damages in connection with the use of associated information. www.reradiolive.com All Rights Reserved. Copyright2015. Joe Cucchiara MLO 273084 This is not a commitment to lend. Bobbi Decker CalBRE 00607999. Our team fully supports the principles of the Fair Housing Act and the Equal OpportunityAct. For more information, please visit: http://portal.hud.gov/. Read more at http://radiolive.rerl.libsynpro.com/#xhDOuqiFWVEfL1qw.99

As the fire spreads across the North Bay so many of us have rallied around the victims donating money and clothing among other necessities... But sometimes you feel the need to do more! Today Joe announces what the RERL team will be doing to help victims who have had their lives turned upside down and are finding their way back to normalcy. If you’re in the market to make a transaction there is something else you can do to help.
Also in today’s show Joe poses an important ROI question. Considering the crazy run up in appreciation on homes the last several years consumers might be wondering “Is it time they take the money and run?” It might for some people. Today Joe shares several examples of who should consider pulling equity property profits and why.
If you wish to contact Joe Cucchiara email him at Joe@RERadioLive.com, call (408)-838-9060 or simply visit www.RERadioLive.com. We also provide additional information to help you make smart decisions in and around your real estate venture.
All the information in this podcast is broadcast in good faith and for general information purpose only. We do not make any warranties about the completeness, reliability and accuracy of this information. Any action you take upon the information on our website is strictly at your own risk. We will not be liable for any losses and damages in connection with the use of associated information. www.reradiolive.com All Rights Reserved. Copyright2015. Joe Cucchiara MLO 273084 This is not a commitment to lend. Bobbi Decker CalBRE 00607999. Our team fully supports the principles of the Fair Housing Act and the Equal OpportunityAct. For more information, please visit: http://portal.hud.gov/. Read more at http://radiolive.rerl.libsynpro.com/#xhDOuqiFWVEfL1qw.99

Surplus: Terrorized Into Being Consumers is an award winning 2003Swedish documentary film on consumerism and globalization, created by director Erik Gandini and editor Johan Söderberg. It looks at the arguments for capitalism and technology, such as greater efficiency, more time and less work, and argues that these are not being fulfilled, and they never will be.It prominently features the views of Anarcho-Primitivist John Zerzan.

Surplus: Terrorized Into Being Consumers is an award winning 2003Swedish documentary film on consumerism and globalization, created by director Erik Gandini and editor Johan Söderberg. It looks at the arguments for capitalism and technology, such as greater efficiency, more time and less work, and argues that these are not being fulfilled, and they never will be.It prominently features the views of Anarcho-Primitivist John Zerzan.

published:30 Jan 2013

views:4454

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Research into wine packaging with a few detours - How do consumers buy wine? - Knowledge Works

What makes a wine buyer choose one wine above the rest? Is their choice born out of habit or is it more complicated than meets the eye?
Wine connoisseurs will ...

What makes a wine buyer choose one wine above the rest? Is their choice born out of habit or is it more complicated than meets the eye?
Wine connoisseurs will tell you that choosing a wine to purchase is a process of careful consideration of a number of elements including; the grape, the vintage, the price, the origin, the cuisine you will pair it with and more. However, the typical wine buyer will normally go to the shop, stand before a wall of dozens of different packages and labels, and make a choice in a matter of seconds.
With this in mind, wine labels must present the right mix of information so as to positively affect consumer choice, but how is this done and is there an ideal mix of information?
In this fascinating KnowledgeWorks lecture, ProfessorLarry Lockshin invites you into the minds of the consumer and the marketer, providing new insights into research measuring the effectiveness of packaging as compared to the intrinsic characteristics in a consumer's final purchase decision. Professor Lockshin will discuss areas of neuroscience, shopping behaviour and human taste sensations, sharing his expertise on how people make their purchase decisions at the shelf-face.

What makes a wine buyer choose one wine above the rest? Is their choice born out of habit or is it more complicated than meets the eye?
Wine connoisseurs will tell you that choosing a wine to purchase is a process of careful consideration of a number of elements including; the grape, the vintage, the price, the origin, the cuisine you will pair it with and more. However, the typical wine buyer will normally go to the shop, stand before a wall of dozens of different packages and labels, and make a choice in a matter of seconds.
With this in mind, wine labels must present the right mix of information so as to positively affect consumer choice, but how is this done and is there an ideal mix of information?
In this fascinating KnowledgeWorks lecture, ProfessorLarry Lockshin invites you into the minds of the consumer and the marketer, providing new insights into research measuring the effectiveness of packaging as compared to the intrinsic characteristics in a consumer's final purchase decision. Professor Lockshin will discuss areas of neuroscience, shopping behaviour and human taste sensations, sharing his expertise on how people make their purchase decisions at the shelf-face.

published:02 Aug 2012

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The Role of Property Rights and Property Markets in Sustainable Urbanization and Economic Growth

NESTLE : Peter Clinker, Head of Property & Facilities Management

The FM INSPIRED Conference is the UK & Europe's leading business to business conference for senior FM Executives.
For information on attending our next confer...

The FM INSPIRED Conference is the UK & Europe's leading business to business conference for senior FM Executives.
For information on attending our next conference go to www.fm-inspired.com or email info@inspiredconferences.com
Twitter - @FMInspired
Speaker : PeterClinker - Head of Property & Facilities Management at Nestle UKI
BIO : An accomplished SeniorBusiness, Property & Facilities Management professional with over 25 years experience in Strategic & Operational FM delivery, FM Consultancy, ChangeProjects and Business Reengineering across both private and public sectors including global companies. An innovative and strategic thinker Peter has an excellent management record. An ex RAFLogistics Officer, he achieves results by instilling leadership, commitment, trust, teamwork and loyalty.
As the leading nutrition, health and wellness company, we are committed to enhancing people’s lives, everywhere, every day. We strive to make our brands tastier and healthier choices that help consumers care for themselves and their families, thus earning their trust and recommendations to others. Delivering on this commitment enables us to create long-term sustainable value for our consumers and customers, for our communities, for our shareholders and for our employees.

The FM INSPIRED Conference is the UK & Europe's leading business to business conference for senior FM Executives.
For information on attending our next conference go to www.fm-inspired.com or email info@inspiredconferences.com
Twitter - @FMInspired
Speaker : PeterClinker - Head of Property & Facilities Management at Nestle UKI
BIO : An accomplished SeniorBusiness, Property & Facilities Management professional with over 25 years experience in Strategic & Operational FM delivery, FM Consultancy, ChangeProjects and Business Reengineering across both private and public sectors including global companies. An innovative and strategic thinker Peter has an excellent management record. An ex RAFLogistics Officer, he achieves results by instilling leadership, commitment, trust, teamwork and loyalty.
As the leading nutrition, health and wellness company, we are committed to enhancing people’s lives, everywhere, every day. We strive to make our brands tastier and healthier choices that help consumers care for themselves and their families, thus earning their trust and recommendations to others. Delivering on this commitment enables us to create long-term sustainable value for our consumers and customers, for our communities, for our shareholders and for our employees.

Algorithmic Consumers

Hate shopping? The next generation of e-commerce will be conducted by digital agents, based on algorithms that will not only make purchase recommendations, but ...

Hate shopping? The next generation of e-commerce will be conducted by digital agents, based on algorithms that will not only make purchase recommendations, but will also predict what we want, make purchase decisions, negotiate and execute the transaction for the consumers, and even automatically form coalitions of buyers to enjoy better terms, thereby replacing human decision-making. Algorithmic consumers have the potential to change dramatically the way we conduct business, raising new conceptual and regulatory challenges.
This game-changing technological development has significant implications for regulation, which should be adjusted to a reality of consumers making their purchase decisions via algorithms. Despite this challenge, scholarship addressing commercial algorithms focused primarily on the use of algorithms by suppliers. In this presentation we explore the technological advances which are shaping algorithmic consumers, and analyze how these advances affect the competitive dynamic in the market. We analyze the implications of such technological advances on regulation, identifying three main challenges. We further discuss some of the challenges to human autonomous choice that arise from these developments, and examine whether the existing legal framework is adequate to address them.
About Michal
Michal Gal (LL.B., LL.M., S.J.D.) is Professor and Director of the Forum on Law and Markets at the Faculty of Law, University of Haifa, Israel. She was a Visiting Professor at NYU, Columbia, Georgetown, Melbourne and Lisbon. Prof. Gal is the author of several books, including Competition Policy for Small MarketEconomies (Harvard UniversityPress, 2003). She also published scholarly articles on competition law issues and has won prizes for her research and for her teaching. Inter alia, she was chosen as one of the ten most promising young legal scholars in Israel (Globes, 2007) and as one of the leading women in competition law around the world (GlobalCompetitionReview). Her paper, "MergerPolicy for Small and Micro Economies", won the Antitrust Writings Award for best paper on merger policy in 2013, and her paper on "Access to Big Data" (with Daniel Rubinfeld) is short-listed for this year's prize. Prof. Gal is the President of the InternationalAcademicSociety for Competition LawScholars (ASCOLA). She served as a consultant to several international organizations (including OECD, UNCTAD) on issues of competition law and was a non-governmental advisor of the International Competition Network (ICN). She also advised several small economies and regiional organizations on the framing of their competition laws. She is a board member of several international antitrust organizations, including the American Antitrust Institute (AAI), The Antitrust Consumer Institute, the Asian Competition Law and Economics Center (ACLEC). She clerked at the Israeli Supreme Court, and her work is often cited in the decisions of the Court on competition matters.
About Niva
Niva Elkin-Koren is a Visiting Professor of Law at HLS, where she teaches Digital Copyright, and a Faculty Associate at the Berkman Klein Center . She is the founding director of the Haifa Center for Law & Technology (HCLT) and the former dean of the University of Haifa, Faculty of Law. Her research focuses on the legal institutions that facilitate private and public control over the production and dissemination of knowledge. She has written and spoken extensively about digital governance, legal oversight of algorithmic decision-making, liability of online intermediaries, the privatization of information policy, private ordering, the economic analysis of intellectual property, and legal strategies for enhancing the public domain. She is the Chair of the Scientific Advisory Council, of the Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society in Berlin, a member of the Executive Committee of Association for the Advancement of Teaching and Research in Intellectual Property (ATRIP), and an Advisory BoardMember in the InformationProgram of the Open Society Foundation. She is also a member of the editorial boards of the Journal of the Copyright Society (since 2009) the Journal of Information Policy (since 2010) and the InternetPolicy Review (since 2016). Prof. Elkin-Koren received her LL.B from Tel-Aviv University Faculty of Law in 1989, her LL.M from Harvard Law School in 1991, and her S.J.D from Stanford Law School in 1995.
For more on this event visit:
https://cyber.harvard.edu/events/luncheons/2017/04/AlgorithmicConsumers

Hate shopping? The next generation of e-commerce will be conducted by digital agents, based on algorithms that will not only make purchase recommendations, but will also predict what we want, make purchase decisions, negotiate and execute the transaction for the consumers, and even automatically form coalitions of buyers to enjoy better terms, thereby replacing human decision-making. Algorithmic consumers have the potential to change dramatically the way we conduct business, raising new conceptual and regulatory challenges.
This game-changing technological development has significant implications for regulation, which should be adjusted to a reality of consumers making their purchase decisions via algorithms. Despite this challenge, scholarship addressing commercial algorithms focused primarily on the use of algorithms by suppliers. In this presentation we explore the technological advances which are shaping algorithmic consumers, and analyze how these advances affect the competitive dynamic in the market. We analyze the implications of such technological advances on regulation, identifying three main challenges. We further discuss some of the challenges to human autonomous choice that arise from these developments, and examine whether the existing legal framework is adequate to address them.
About Michal
Michal Gal (LL.B., LL.M., S.J.D.) is Professor and Director of the Forum on Law and Markets at the Faculty of Law, University of Haifa, Israel. She was a Visiting Professor at NYU, Columbia, Georgetown, Melbourne and Lisbon. Prof. Gal is the author of several books, including Competition Policy for Small MarketEconomies (Harvard UniversityPress, 2003). She also published scholarly articles on competition law issues and has won prizes for her research and for her teaching. Inter alia, she was chosen as one of the ten most promising young legal scholars in Israel (Globes, 2007) and as one of the leading women in competition law around the world (GlobalCompetitionReview). Her paper, "MergerPolicy for Small and Micro Economies", won the Antitrust Writings Award for best paper on merger policy in 2013, and her paper on "Access to Big Data" (with Daniel Rubinfeld) is short-listed for this year's prize. Prof. Gal is the President of the InternationalAcademicSociety for Competition LawScholars (ASCOLA). She served as a consultant to several international organizations (including OECD, UNCTAD) on issues of competition law and was a non-governmental advisor of the International Competition Network (ICN). She also advised several small economies and regiional organizations on the framing of their competition laws. She is a board member of several international antitrust organizations, including the American Antitrust Institute (AAI), The Antitrust Consumer Institute, the Asian Competition Law and Economics Center (ACLEC). She clerked at the Israeli Supreme Court, and her work is often cited in the decisions of the Court on competition matters.
About Niva
Niva Elkin-Koren is a Visiting Professor of Law at HLS, where she teaches Digital Copyright, and a Faculty Associate at the Berkman Klein Center . She is the founding director of the Haifa Center for Law & Technology (HCLT) and the former dean of the University of Haifa, Faculty of Law. Her research focuses on the legal institutions that facilitate private and public control over the production and dissemination of knowledge. She has written and spoken extensively about digital governance, legal oversight of algorithmic decision-making, liability of online intermediaries, the privatization of information policy, private ordering, the economic analysis of intellectual property, and legal strategies for enhancing the public domain. She is the Chair of the Scientific Advisory Council, of the Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society in Berlin, a member of the Executive Committee of Association for the Advancement of Teaching and Research in Intellectual Property (ATRIP), and an Advisory BoardMember in the InformationProgram of the Open Society Foundation. She is also a member of the editorial boards of the Journal of the Copyright Society (since 2009) the Journal of Information Policy (since 2010) and the InternetPolicy Review (since 2016). Prof. Elkin-Koren received her LL.B from Tel-Aviv University Faculty of Law in 1989, her LL.M from Harvard Law School in 1991, and her S.J.D from Stanford Law School in 1995.
For more on this event visit:
https://cyber.harvard.edu/events/luncheons/2017/04/AlgorithmicConsumers

Law of the Land - The Consumer Protection Bill, 2015

The Consumer ProtectionBill, 2015 makes manufacturers liable for personal injury, death or property damage to a consumer. Any consumer seeking redressal agains...

The Consumer ProtectionBill, 2015 makes manufacturers liable for personal injury, death or property damage to a consumer. Any consumer seeking redressal against a manufacturer of a hazardous product can approach the court and make producers liable for damage and send them to prison for life. The proposed consumer bill proposes to replace the existing consumer law.
This edition of Law of the Land discusses various aspects of the bill.
Anchor: Amritanshu Rai

The Consumer ProtectionBill, 2015 makes manufacturers liable for personal injury, death or property damage to a consumer. Any consumer seeking redressal against a manufacturer of a hazardous product can approach the court and make producers liable for damage and send them to prison for life. The proposed consumer bill proposes to replace the existing consumer law.
This edition of Law of the Land discusses various aspects of the bill.
Anchor: Amritanshu Rai

published:01 Sep 2015

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Passive Investing: The Evidence the Fund Management Industry Would Prefer You Not to See

http://sensibleinvesting.tv -- the independent voice of passive investing
A remarkable 54-minute film featuring some of the world's top economists and academic...

http://sensibleinvesting.tv -- the independent voice of passive investing
A remarkable 54-minute film featuring some of the world's top economists and academics and demonstrating:
* how the claims of active fund managers to be able to beat the market are largely a myth
* how costs are the biggest drag on performance - and why active costs more
* how passive investing offers the best experience for the vast majority of investors
* the benefits of a diversified portfolio in guaranteeing consistent returns
* why passive investing is better for your health
* why active investing has held sway for so many years....
* ... but why things may be changing
* and why passive is the rational, mathematically proven route to investing success.
Investing for the future... It's an issue none of can afford to ignore.
No one's job is safe these days... How would you cope if you lost yours?
We're all living longer too... So are you saving enough to fund 25 years or more of retirement?
Can you really afford to pay for your children or grandchildren to go to university - or help them onto the property ladder?
And what about all those holidays you promised yourself?
We entrust the vast bulk of our investments to fund managers.
Here in the UK, according to Her Majesty's Treasury, the industry has more than four TRILLION pounds of investors' money under management.
Fund managers invest people's savings wherever they see fit - mainly in equities, or shares in listed companies.
They claim to be experts at making our making grow, using their expert knowledge to pick the shares that will outperform the market.
But all too often the returns they produce are considerably lower than the average return of a benchmark index like the FTSE 100 - or the S&P 500 in the States.
For veteran investment guru John Bogle, the problem is simple. Fund managers just aren't as smart as they like to think they are.
As it means trading against the view of numerous market participants with superior information, buying or selling a security is effectively just a bet. So, whilst your fund manager might lead you to believe it's his knowledge or intelligence that enables you to beat the market, he's really no better than a gambler.
So, you might be lucky enough to choose the right fund manager. But you could just as easily pick the wrong one.
According to the financial services company Bestinvest, there are currently nearly £10 billion of UK investors' money languishing in what it calls dog funds - in other words, funds which have underperperformed their benchmark index for at least three consecutive years.
Ultimately, of course, fund managers are businesses. They exist to make money for themselves. They want our business - even if it means persuading us to invest in a fund which they themselves wouldn't want to put their own money in.
It's now time to look at what it actually costs us to invest.
Fund managers are, of course, businesses. And, like all business, they have overheads.
Running a big fund management company doesn't come cheap - esepcially when top managers earn around £2 million a year, including bonuses.
And remember, it's you, the customer, who picks up the tab.
Ultimately, though, fund managers need to make a profit.
In fact they'e making around £10 billion from us every year - and that's regardless of whether or not they manage to produce a profit for us.
Part of the challenge is working out exactly what we are being charged. Investors typically use something called the annual Total Expense Ratio, or TER, to compare the cost of investing in different funds. But, the TER excludes dealing commission, stamp duty and other turnover costs that can add considerably to the expense of investing over time.
So, apart from those hidden charges, what else are we having to pay? More importantly, what sort of impact do charges have on the value of our investments?
And the bad news doesn't stop there. Despite a marked increase in competition, management charges in the UK have been steadily rising over the last ten years.
There are some encouraging signs for consumers. The FSA's Retail Distribution Review will require fund managers to be fairer and more transparent when it comes to charges. In the meantime, investors should be on their guard.
For more videos like this one, visit http://sensibleinvesting.tv

http://sensibleinvesting.tv -- the independent voice of passive investing
A remarkable 54-minute film featuring some of the world's top economists and academics and demonstrating:
* how the claims of active fund managers to be able to beat the market are largely a myth
* how costs are the biggest drag on performance - and why active costs more
* how passive investing offers the best experience for the vast majority of investors
* the benefits of a diversified portfolio in guaranteeing consistent returns
* why passive investing is better for your health
* why active investing has held sway for so many years....
* ... but why things may be changing
* and why passive is the rational, mathematically proven route to investing success.
Investing for the future... It's an issue none of can afford to ignore.
No one's job is safe these days... How would you cope if you lost yours?
We're all living longer too... So are you saving enough to fund 25 years or more of retirement?
Can you really afford to pay for your children or grandchildren to go to university - or help them onto the property ladder?
And what about all those holidays you promised yourself?
We entrust the vast bulk of our investments to fund managers.
Here in the UK, according to Her Majesty's Treasury, the industry has more than four TRILLION pounds of investors' money under management.
Fund managers invest people's savings wherever they see fit - mainly in equities, or shares in listed companies.
They claim to be experts at making our making grow, using their expert knowledge to pick the shares that will outperform the market.
But all too often the returns they produce are considerably lower than the average return of a benchmark index like the FTSE 100 - or the S&P 500 in the States.
For veteran investment guru John Bogle, the problem is simple. Fund managers just aren't as smart as they like to think they are.
As it means trading against the view of numerous market participants with superior information, buying or selling a security is effectively just a bet. So, whilst your fund manager might lead you to believe it's his knowledge or intelligence that enables you to beat the market, he's really no better than a gambler.
So, you might be lucky enough to choose the right fund manager. But you could just as easily pick the wrong one.
According to the financial services company Bestinvest, there are currently nearly £10 billion of UK investors' money languishing in what it calls dog funds - in other words, funds which have underperperformed their benchmark index for at least three consecutive years.
Ultimately, of course, fund managers are businesses. They exist to make money for themselves. They want our business - even if it means persuading us to invest in a fund which they themselves wouldn't want to put their own money in.
It's now time to look at what it actually costs us to invest.
Fund managers are, of course, businesses. And, like all business, they have overheads.
Running a big fund management company doesn't come cheap - esepcially when top managers earn around £2 million a year, including bonuses.
And remember, it's you, the customer, who picks up the tab.
Ultimately, though, fund managers need to make a profit.
In fact they'e making around £10 billion from us every year - and that's regardless of whether or not they manage to produce a profit for us.
Part of the challenge is working out exactly what we are being charged. Investors typically use something called the annual Total Expense Ratio, or TER, to compare the cost of investing in different funds. But, the TER excludes dealing commission, stamp duty and other turnover costs that can add considerably to the expense of investing over time.
So, apart from those hidden charges, what else are we having to pay? More importantly, what sort of impact do charges have on the value of our investments?
And the bad news doesn't stop there. Despite a marked increase in competition, management charges in the UK have been steadily rising over the last ten years.
There are some encouraging signs for consumers. The FSA's Retail Distribution Review will require fund managers to be fairer and more transparent when it comes to charges. In the meantime, investors should be on their guard.
For more videos like this one, visit http://sensibleinvesting.tv

In the 20th of October session of SKYBusinessNews Channel, Your MoneyYour Call, Ben Kingsley joins MargaretLomas and Paul Rickard from Switzer to discuss different aspects of property across Australia. This time, they answered a number of emails and calls from viewers and some of the topics are:
- The new "Rate a Real Estate" website and what's its potential and awareness that it could bring to the consumers
- Is it standard to negotiate the price for an off the plan property and how you can negotiate for such property
- Are off the plans a good type of investment property
- The importance of doing property market research prior to buying any type of investment
- Difference between a small block apartment versus apartments with hundreds in the block
- Property investment in Bendigo and is it time to sell it now
and more
To book a free one hour appointment with Empower Wealth, visit http://empowerwealth.com.au/

In the 20th of October session of SKYBusinessNews Channel, Your MoneyYour Call, Ben Kingsley joins MargaretLomas and Paul Rickard from Switzer to discuss different aspects of property across Australia. This time, they answered a number of emails and calls from viewers and some of the topics are:
- The new "Rate a Real Estate" website and what's its potential and awareness that it could bring to the consumers
- Is it standard to negotiate the price for an off the plan property and how you can negotiate for such property
- Are off the plans a good type of investment property
- The importance of doing property market research prior to buying any type of investment
- Difference between a small block apartment versus apartments with hundreds in the block
- Property investment in Bendigo and is it time to sell it now
and more
To book a free one hour appointment with Empower Wealth, visit http://empowerwealth.com.au/

Brexit: FRAND, Pharmaceuticals and Intellectual Property

On Tuesday 1st November, BrickCourt hosted the latest in its series of panel discussions on the legal implications of Brexit. The event was moderated by Lord H...

On Tuesday 1st November, BrickCourt hosted the latest in its series of panel discussions on the legal implications of Brexit. The event was moderated by Lord Hoffmann, who opened the evening by observing that IP is likely to be one of the areas of law in the UK that is most affected by Brexit.
Morag Macdonald (Bird & Bird) spoke first about the Unified Patent Court (UPC), initially highlighting the unique nature of the UPC as the first court intended to deal with civil claims on a multinational basis. She noted that the Brexit referendum has put the UPC in jeopardy, and outlined the issues concerning the ratification of the UPCA and the significance of the role the UK had been intended to play. She considered it very unclear what will happen next. The UK could ratify the UPCA, expecting to fall out of the system on leaving the UK, the remaining EU Member States could carry on with the UPC without the UK’s involvement, or a way to implement the UPCA including the UK could be found. All three options will, however, give rise to difficulties.
RichardVary (Bird & Bird) considered the impact of Brexit on FRAND litigation in the UK. He noted that the primary reason for choosing one jurisdiction over another is speed in obtaining an injunction. At present, Germany is the forum of choice for this reason. The InternationalTradeCommission (ITC) in the USA is also attractive given the large number of consumers covered by its jurisdiction. The UPC was on course to become a very fast court, covering more consumers than the ITC. If the UPC does continue without the UK, the UK could respond by refining its court procedures to make the process faster than the UPC.
Katharine Stephens (Bird & Bird) addressed the topics of EU Trademarks (EUTMs) and Registered Community Designs (RCDs), observing first that these rights will, in the absence of any additional measures, cease to cover the UK on withdrawal from the EU. This could cause significant problems for rights owners, who may seek to pursue claims against the UK Government for deprivation of property. Considering the different ways in which these problems could be resolved, she suggested that the best option for EUTMs and RCDs would be for a scheme to be put in place to bring these rights onto the UK registers. Unregistered designs will present a more interesting challenge given the differing scope of EU and UK protection. She also noted problems concerning enforcement after Brexit, both in respect of newly granted and existing injunctive relief, and touched upon the new Trademark Directive and the exhaustion of rights.
Simon Thorley QC spoke about supplementary protection certificates (SPCs) and the UPC. He outlined the background and purpose of SPCs, and observed that the UK will have to decide whether to provide such protection after Brexit, and if so in what form. In addition, it will have to be determined whether the European Medicines Agency will remain in London. Turning to the UPC, Mr Thorley QC highlighted the additional issue of the ratification of the Protocol on Privileges and Immunities. Having weighed up the potential options for the UPC, he expressed concern that the Brexit vote may have brought about its demise.
Finally, Mr JusticeHenry Carr considered the future of patent litigation in London. Optimists may consider that the UK has a large economy and a huge market, so the need for litigation in London will continue. Pessimists, on the other hand, would say that no-one sues everywhere, instead looking for an early decision in a key jurisdiction. Further, an amendment to the Brussels Recast Regulation gives the UPC jurisdiction over infringements of EU patents occurring outside the UPC territory in certain circumstances. If infringements in the UK can be added to a UPC claim, there will be no need to sue separately in the UK. The UK could, however, avoid this consequence by joining the Lugano Convention.
Mr Justice Carr also noted that he was more positive than many of the other speakers about the prospects of the UK becoming and remaining part of the UPC, and of the UPC surviving even without the involvement of the UK.
The presentations were followed by a Q&A session. Mr Justice Arnold (the judge in charge of the Patents Court) responded to the suggestion that English procedure could be made quicker by highlighting the Chancery Division fixed end trial scheme and two recent cases in which decisions on patent infringement and validity had been heard very rapidly. In one of these cases the first instance decision and decision of the Court of Appeal had taken only 9 months in total from issue of proceedings.

On Tuesday 1st November, BrickCourt hosted the latest in its series of panel discussions on the legal implications of Brexit. The event was moderated by Lord Hoffmann, who opened the evening by observing that IP is likely to be one of the areas of law in the UK that is most affected by Brexit.
Morag Macdonald (Bird & Bird) spoke first about the Unified Patent Court (UPC), initially highlighting the unique nature of the UPC as the first court intended to deal with civil claims on a multinational basis. She noted that the Brexit referendum has put the UPC in jeopardy, and outlined the issues concerning the ratification of the UPCA and the significance of the role the UK had been intended to play. She considered it very unclear what will happen next. The UK could ratify the UPCA, expecting to fall out of the system on leaving the UK, the remaining EU Member States could carry on with the UPC without the UK’s involvement, or a way to implement the UPCA including the UK could be found. All three options will, however, give rise to difficulties.
RichardVary (Bird & Bird) considered the impact of Brexit on FRAND litigation in the UK. He noted that the primary reason for choosing one jurisdiction over another is speed in obtaining an injunction. At present, Germany is the forum of choice for this reason. The InternationalTradeCommission (ITC) in the USA is also attractive given the large number of consumers covered by its jurisdiction. The UPC was on course to become a very fast court, covering more consumers than the ITC. If the UPC does continue without the UK, the UK could respond by refining its court procedures to make the process faster than the UPC.
Katharine Stephens (Bird & Bird) addressed the topics of EU Trademarks (EUTMs) and Registered Community Designs (RCDs), observing first that these rights will, in the absence of any additional measures, cease to cover the UK on withdrawal from the EU. This could cause significant problems for rights owners, who may seek to pursue claims against the UK Government for deprivation of property. Considering the different ways in which these problems could be resolved, she suggested that the best option for EUTMs and RCDs would be for a scheme to be put in place to bring these rights onto the UK registers. Unregistered designs will present a more interesting challenge given the differing scope of EU and UK protection. She also noted problems concerning enforcement after Brexit, both in respect of newly granted and existing injunctive relief, and touched upon the new Trademark Directive and the exhaustion of rights.
Simon Thorley QC spoke about supplementary protection certificates (SPCs) and the UPC. He outlined the background and purpose of SPCs, and observed that the UK will have to decide whether to provide such protection after Brexit, and if so in what form. In addition, it will have to be determined whether the European Medicines Agency will remain in London. Turning to the UPC, Mr Thorley QC highlighted the additional issue of the ratification of the Protocol on Privileges and Immunities. Having weighed up the potential options for the UPC, he expressed concern that the Brexit vote may have brought about its demise.
Finally, Mr JusticeHenry Carr considered the future of patent litigation in London. Optimists may consider that the UK has a large economy and a huge market, so the need for litigation in London will continue. Pessimists, on the other hand, would say that no-one sues everywhere, instead looking for an early decision in a key jurisdiction. Further, an amendment to the Brussels Recast Regulation gives the UPC jurisdiction over infringements of EU patents occurring outside the UPC territory in certain circumstances. If infringements in the UK can be added to a UPC claim, there will be no need to sue separately in the UK. The UK could, however, avoid this consequence by joining the Lugano Convention.
Mr Justice Carr also noted that he was more positive than many of the other speakers about the prospects of the UK becoming and remaining part of the UPC, and of the UPC surviving even without the involvement of the UK.
The presentations were followed by a Q&A session. Mr Justice Arnold (the judge in charge of the Patents Court) responded to the suggestion that English procedure could be made quicker by highlighting the Chancery Division fixed end trial scheme and two recent cases in which decisions on patent infringement and validity had been heard very rapidly. In one of these cases the first instance decision and decision of the Court of Appeal had taken only 9 months in total from issue of proceedings.

Monday 2 May 2016
On the eve of the Federal Budget, Four Corners reports on the white hot issues of housing affordability and negative gearing and the generation left wondering if they will ever own their own home.
"We will start it at 1.1 million dollars ladies and gentlemen." Auctioneer
A house with a million dollar price tag used to be confined to the super wealthy suburbs in Australia's biggest cities. Today, properties with that sort of asking price are commonplace, even in the urban fringes, with little infrastructure and lengthy commute times.
In Melbourne, the median house price is $700 thousand dollars, around 10 times the average wage. In Sydney, there are suburbs more expensive than Manhattan. It's why the IMF declared Australia one of the most expensive countries in the world to buy property in.
This week reporter Ben Knight explores the housing crisis locking younger people out of home ownership and the negatively geared world of investors building their nest eggs.
"It's only money!" Auctioneer
He meets investors like Wayne and Karen who've created a multi-million dollar property portfolio from their dining room table.
"We saw them on the internet, we actually borrowed 105% using the equity we had in our house to fund that." Wayne & Karen
And the agents spruiking the investor-led property gold rush.
"Why are people looking at negative gearing? Because it's generous. It's a wonderful opportunity for people to become involved in property investment. It's a gift." Real Estate Adviser
With negative gearing and affordable housing shaping up as key issues in the forthcoming election, we look at the politics at work behind the major parties' policies.
"Labor's reckless changes will reduce property values. They'll devalue every home, every property in Australia." Prime MinisterMalcolm TurnbullThe Coalition is banking on leaving negative gearing policy exactly the way it is. While the Labor Party is hoping its plan to wind it back will attract those first home buyers who feel locked out by the high price of property.
"We're not looking to buy an investment property. We want a house we can live in." Jules, HouseHunter
But some economists are warning that there are property bubbles in our major cities which could wreak havoc on our economy.
"According to pretty much any housing market indicator you want to look at, house prices in Australia are significantly over valued." Investment Fund Manager
And there is worrying evidence of fraudulent loan applications which could leave banks and consumers dangerously exposed.
"They're lending to homebuyers that have no ability to be able to pay off their loan and they're basically depending on the property market to continue to rise at a consistent rate." Economist
While for some first home buyers, a housing crash is just what they are hoping for.
"Are we all done...?" Auctioneer
Home Truths, reported by Ben Knight and presented by Sarah Ferguson.

Monday 2 May 2016
On the eve of the Federal Budget, Four Corners reports on the white hot issues of housing affordability and negative gearing and the generation left wondering if they will ever own their own home.
"We will start it at 1.1 million dollars ladies and gentlemen." Auctioneer
A house with a million dollar price tag used to be confined to the super wealthy suburbs in Australia's biggest cities. Today, properties with that sort of asking price are commonplace, even in the urban fringes, with little infrastructure and lengthy commute times.
In Melbourne, the median house price is $700 thousand dollars, around 10 times the average wage. In Sydney, there are suburbs more expensive than Manhattan. It's why the IMF declared Australia one of the most expensive countries in the world to buy property in.
This week reporter Ben Knight explores the housing crisis locking younger people out of home ownership and the negatively geared world of investors building their nest eggs.
"It's only money!" Auctioneer
He meets investors like Wayne and Karen who've created a multi-million dollar property portfolio from their dining room table.
"We saw them on the internet, we actually borrowed 105% using the equity we had in our house to fund that." Wayne & Karen
And the agents spruiking the investor-led property gold rush.
"Why are people looking at negative gearing? Because it's generous. It's a wonderful opportunity for people to become involved in property investment. It's a gift." Real Estate Adviser
With negative gearing and affordable housing shaping up as key issues in the forthcoming election, we look at the politics at work behind the major parties' policies.
"Labor's reckless changes will reduce property values. They'll devalue every home, every property in Australia." Prime MinisterMalcolm TurnbullThe Coalition is banking on leaving negative gearing policy exactly the way it is. While the Labor Party is hoping its plan to wind it back will attract those first home buyers who feel locked out by the high price of property.
"We're not looking to buy an investment property. We want a house we can live in." Jules, HouseHunter
But some economists are warning that there are property bubbles in our major cities which could wreak havoc on our economy.
"According to pretty much any housing market indicator you want to look at, house prices in Australia are significantly over valued." Investment Fund Manager
And there is worrying evidence of fraudulent loan applications which could leave banks and consumers dangerously exposed.
"They're lending to homebuyers that have no ability to be able to pay off their loan and they're basically depending on the property market to continue to rise at a consistent rate." Economist
While for some first home buyers, a housing crash is just what they are hoping for.
"Are we all done...?" Auctioneer
Home Truths, reported by Ben Knight and presented by Sarah Ferguson.

Ionizer SCAMS - Consumers Beware!

Not sure what Water Ionizer you want to get?
DO NOT BE FOOLED BY KNOCKOFF'S!
Water Ionizer Consumer Guide:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRJjwJ_a0x4&t=233s
...

Not sure what Water Ionizer you want to get?
DO NOT BE FOOLED BY KNOCKOFF'S!
Water Ionizer Consumer Guide:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRJjwJ_a0x4&t=233s
Kangen Water vs "Competition":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsV8KlGAjSQ&t=228s
For more info: www.BestWaterAround.com

Not sure what Water Ionizer you want to get?
DO NOT BE FOOLED BY KNOCKOFF'S!
Water Ionizer Consumer Guide:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRJjwJ_a0x4&t=233s
Kangen Water vs "Competition":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsV8KlGAjSQ&t=228s
For more info: www.BestWaterAround.com

A presentation by Michael Hansen, SeniorScientist with Consumers Union, at the 4th annual "Justice Begins with SeedsConference," recently held in Portland Oregon.
For those interested in how our food system has reached it's present pitiful state, Hansen presents a progression of legislation which has allowed Monsanto and other companies to slowly gain control of our food.
He begins with the 19309 Plant Patent Act, which applies to asexually reproduced plants, and traces the legislation that over time eventually allows the patenting of mammals and human gene sequences and injecting Genetically Modified Organisms into the heart of our agriculture.
He finishers this 21 minute talk showing how the top six seed companies and the top six pesticide companies are identical, growing rapidly to control the majority of our seeds.

A presentation by Michael Hansen, SeniorScientist with Consumers Union, at the 4th annual "Justice Begins with SeedsConference," recently held in Portland Oregon.
For those interested in how our food system has reached it's present pitiful state, Hansen presents a progression of legislation which has allowed Monsanto and other companies to slowly gain control of our food.
He begins with the 19309 Plant Patent Act, which applies to asexually reproduced plants, and traces the legislation that over time eventually allows the patenting of mammals and human gene sequences and injecting Genetically Modified Organisms into the heart of our agriculture.
He finishers this 21 minute talk showing how the top six seed companies and the top six pesticide companies are identical, growing rapidly to control the majority of our seeds.

published:16 Sep 2014

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Make $300/day Market Gardening for a living, How to Make your Small Farm profitable, Farmers Market

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VIDEO - Make $300/day Market Gardening for a living, How to Make Money on a Small Farm, Farmers Market
With the work our sellers have put into this market garden business – and the additional capital improvements they have made to the farm (nearing 6 figures), and the financial support of having this market garden farm turn-key - the chances of your market gardening business success improves greatly.
Why not replace modern agriculture with market gardening?
As you know, the problems with modern agriculture are numerous, but the solutions, not so much. Local organic market gardening agriculture can (and will) transform society in positive ways, but the limiting factor is the number of people willing to make a change for their community. Our world needs more small-scale farmers who have an interest in market gardening – like you.
Market Gardening for a living?
Feeding people locally is hard work, but it can be part of a fulfilling lifestyle with a deep sense of connection with the land, family and your community, says Jean-Martin Fortier, a pioneer in the field of Market Gardening. J-M’s low-tech strategy kept his start-up costs to a minimum, and overhead expenses low. The farm became profitable after only a few years, now with revenues north of $140,000 and margins over 50% --- and that is on only an acre and a half --- he claims they have never felt the pinch of financial pressure with his market garden business. I’ll say.
Farmers Markets on a serious rise, numbers growing rapidly - How to Make Money on a Small Farm -
Since USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service began tracking farmers’ markets in 1994, the number of markets in the United States has grown from 1,755 to 8,144 in 2013, an increase of about 4 percent from the previous year. The states with the most farmers' markets include California (759), New York (637), Illinois (336), Michigan (331) and Ohio (300). Total annual sales at U.S. farmers' markets are estimated at $1 billion. Kentucky hasnt even touched the tip of the iceberg yet --- this is the opportunity to grow quickly and be the authority in Market Gardening.
Why Market Gardening and Farmers Markets?
A farmers' market allows growers the opportunity to market directly to consumers without dealing with a food broker. Growers can explain how the food is grown and educate consumers on how to prepare it.
What do I do when it isn’t summer season?
Most farmers' markets are operated on a seasonal basis, opening in the spring and closing in the fall. However, there are year-round markets and they are generally found on the West Coast, southeast and southwest United States.
Top 5 things you need to do to run a successful Small Farm Market Garden as a business:
1 – Purchase a market garden property that has a conducive layout to growing, has great soil, access to live water and has HUGE growth potential ------ CHECK
2 – Purchase the equipment to run this market garden as a business – not just getting by, but real equipment that is sized properly. This is not inexpensive ------ CHECK
3 – Put in 6 figures of capital improvements to your property to make it market-gardening-as-a-business-ready. ------ CHECK
4 – Start your market garden business, grow crops, establish a market for your products and begin to be profitable and make money (this can take years) – it is already done for you. ------ CHECK
5 – Find a market niche and expand on your established business by offering products all year long. ------ what are YOU going to make for the winter months? With an Artist’s community the next town over – Berea, KY – the sky is the limit.
Jeremy James 859-684-2979 KW BluegrassTeam
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http://BluegrassTeam.com/homefinder call 859-379-5263 for more info. Sustainable RiverProperty - LIVE water FarmLand in Kentucky.
Country setting - yet just 7 miles to town and an amazing 75 acres with 2 rivers, 4 barns, 2 ponds - this property is super cool with LIVE WATER. Sustainable River Property, river property, Farm land, farm land for sale in Kentucky, Market Garden, market gardening for a living, how to make money market gardening, how to sell vegetables, how to sell produce, Sustainable River Property, river property, farm land for sale in Kentucky.
HorseFarm + River Property in Kentucky - 75 acres, 4 barns, 2 ponds, bottoms, woods, basement
Best, Best feature - property taxes are only $600 per YEAR!
asking 300k - it has a pellet stove for 'backup' - a stove that heats the whole house for 300-400/yr. :-)
VIDEO - Make $300/day Market Gardening for a living, How to Make Money on a Small Farm, Farmers Market
With the work our sellers have put into this market garden business – and the additional capital improvements they have made to the farm (nearing 6 figures), and the financial support of having this market garden farm turn-key - the chances of your market gardening business success improves greatly.
Why not replace modern agriculture with market gardening?
As you know, the problems with modern agriculture are numerous, but the solutions, not so much. Local organic market gardening agriculture can (and will) transform society in positive ways, but the limiting factor is the number of people willing to make a change for their community. Our world needs more small-scale farmers who have an interest in market gardening – like you.
Market Gardening for a living?
Feeding people locally is hard work, but it can be part of a fulfilling lifestyle with a deep sense of connection with the land, family and your community, says Jean-Martin Fortier, a pioneer in the field of Market Gardening. J-M’s low-tech strategy kept his start-up costs to a minimum, and overhead expenses low. The farm became profitable after only a few years, now with revenues north of $140,000 and margins over 50% --- and that is on only an acre and a half --- he claims they have never felt the pinch of financial pressure with his market garden business. I’ll say.
Farmers Markets on a serious rise, numbers growing rapidly - How to Make Money on a Small Farm -
Since USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service began tracking farmers’ markets in 1994, the number of markets in the United States has grown from 1,755 to 8,144 in 2013, an increase of about 4 percent from the previous year. The states with the most farmers' markets include California (759), New York (637), Illinois (336), Michigan (331) and Ohio (300). Total annual sales at U.S. farmers' markets are estimated at $1 billion. Kentucky hasnt even touched the tip of the iceberg yet --- this is the opportunity to grow quickly and be the authority in Market Gardening.
Why Market Gardening and Farmers Markets?
A farmers' market allows growers the opportunity to market directly to consumers without dealing with a food broker. Growers can explain how the food is grown and educate consumers on how to prepare it.
What do I do when it isn’t summer season?
Most farmers' markets are operated on a seasonal basis, opening in the spring and closing in the fall. However, there are year-round markets and they are generally found on the West Coast, southeast and southwest United States.
Top 5 things you need to do to run a successful Small Farm Market Garden as a business:
1 – Purchase a market garden property that has a conducive layout to growing, has great soil, access to live water and has HUGE growth potential ------ CHECK
2 – Purchase the equipment to run this market garden as a business – not just getting by, but real equipment that is sized properly. This is not inexpensive ------ CHECK
3 – Put in 6 figures of capital improvements to your property to make it market-gardening-as-a-business-ready. ------ CHECK
4 – Start your market garden business, grow crops, establish a market for your products and begin to be profitable and make money (this can take years) – it is already done for you. ------ CHECK
5 – Find a market niche and expand on your established business by offering products all year long. ------ what are YOU going to make for the winter months? With an Artist’s community the next town over – Berea, KY – the sky is the limit.
Jeremy James 859-684-2979 KW BluegrassTeam
Market Garden, market gardening for a living, make money market gardening, how to make money market gardening, running a market garden, running a small market garden, how to sell vegetables, home grown produce, how to sell produce, produce stand, make money gardening, make money farming, farm, homesteaders, small farming, make money farming, make money homesteading, how to make money on a small farm.
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Date: 3.10.2012Title: Sustainable Property, Energy Efficiency and Sustainability in the Real EstateSector
Sustainability has become an increasingly important attribute of economic activities describing methods of production, but also qualities of consumption and attributes of capital investment.
In part, this reflects popular concern with environmental preservation, but it may also reflect changes in tastes among consumers and investors.
"Sustainability" may also be a marketing device which can be employed successfully by large corporations and small businesses alike.
For more information please go to: http://www.talkinbusiness.net

Date: 3.10.2012Title: Sustainable Property, Energy Efficiency and Sustainability in the Real EstateSector
Sustainability has become an increasingly important attribute of economic activities describing methods of production, but also qualities of consumption and attributes of capital investment.
In part, this reflects popular concern with environmental preservation, but it may also reflect changes in tastes among consumers and investors.
"Sustainability" may also be a marketing device which can be employed successfully by large corporations and small businesses alike.
For more information please go to: http://www.talkinbusiness.net

published:08 Oct 2012

views:1833

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Consumer Adda | Bitcoin Reaches Record Levels | All you need to know about Bitcoin

#Bitcoin price soar to a historic high of 11,000 USD, how safe is investment in cryptocurrencies and how does it function? Find out all you need to know about B...

#Bitcoin price soar to a historic high of 11,000 USD, how safe is investment in cryptocurrencies and how does it function? Find out all you need to know about Bitcoin in Consumer Adda with Vipin Bhatt along with Cryptocurrency and investment experts

#Bitcoin price soar to a historic high of 11,000 USD, how safe is investment in cryptocurrencies and how does it function? Find out all you need to know about Bitcoin in Consumer Adda with Vipin Bhatt along with Cryptocurrency and investment experts

VAT revision on properties causing rift between builders and consumers?

On today's PropertyIndia, we pay special focus to the ongoing tussle between builders and buyers over the issue of VAT. With the government making changes to the VAT, builders are allegedly demanding postdated cheques from customers to safeguard from any future retrospective taxations. (Audio in Hindi)
Watch full show: http://www.ndtv.com/video/player/property-india/video-story/383673?yt
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In which StanMuller teaches you about our third branch of Intellectual Property, trademarks. A lot of people confuse trademark and copyright. Trademarks apply to things like company and product names and logos, packaging designs, and commercial designs. Basically, copyright protects ideas, but trademarks protect the things that help consumers tell companies apart. This ensures that consumers know the source of the goods they're buying. Without trademarks, it would be really difficult to buy the same product twice, and very easy for unscrupulous companies to pass off fakes and knock offs of the products you want. I'm telling you, you like trademarks.
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9:32

How Much Land do You Really Own Above and Below Your Property?

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How Much Land do You Really Own Above and Below Your Property?

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The Fascinating History of the Hollywoodland Sign
https://youtu.be/tOGxqXDrUDc?list=PLR0XuDegDqP3XRa-w_G0dy_aMMXj0Uq-k
In this video:
On paper, the concept of land ownership sounds very simple- you pay money and in return you’re given unfettered access to a predetermined amount of land. But how much of that land do you actually own? Do you own the sky above it? How about the land below it? What about all the animals that may live there; do you own those too? All of these questions and more define what exactly it means to “own” a piece of land. Surprisingly, many of the answers aren’t well defined from a legal standpoint as you’ll soon see.
Want the text version?: http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2014/08/land-much-really-right/
Sources:
http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/explainer/2013/07/photographer_george_steinmetz_arrest_how_much_airspace_do_you_own.html
http://www.oyez.org/cases/1940-1949/1945/1945_630
http://www.more.com/reinvention-money/money/do-you-own-whats-under-your-home
http://www.inbrief.co.uk/land-law/land-ownership.htm
http://www.waterfrontlaw.com/what-are-riparian-rights
http://www.problemneighbours.co.uk/rights-trees-and-overhanging-branches.html
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-25742871
http://lawjournal.mcgill.ca/userfiles/other/8509457-abramovitch.pdf
http://lawjournal.mcgill.ca/userfiles/other/8509457-abramovitch.pdf
http://www.duhaime.org/LegalDictionary/C/CuiusEstSolumEjusestUsqueAdCoelumetadInferos.aspx
http://www.lawteacher.net/land-law/essays/property-law-1-land-law-law-essays.php
http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=OQRAAQAAQBAJ&pg=PA592&lpg=PA592&dq=Cuius+est+solum,+eius+est+usque+ad+coelum+et+ad+inferos+1587&source=bl&ots=shASB6b5gM&sig=4c5N_XK-zUznhtPxL6r8RZhtDDU&hl=en&sa=X&ei=VHfGU8qoG-vb7AaNtYGoBg&ved=0CEIQ6AEwAw#v=onepage&q=Cuius%20est%20solum%2C%20eius%20est%20usque%20ad%20coelum%20et%20ad%20inferos%201587&f=false
https://www.trin.cam.ac.uk/show.php?dowid=872
http://www.burkemuseum.org/archaeology/laws

7:20

American Consumers Too Cautious About The Economy - 30 May 15 | Gazunda

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Taxes on Producers- Microeconomics 2.11 ACDC Econ

I explain excise taxes any show what happens to consumer surplus, producer surplus, and deadweight loss as a result of a tax. Make sure to watch the section about tax incidence and who pays the majority of a tax.

24:15

Property Guru - Will Consumers sentiments change this festive season

With the festive season just about to kick start, developers have taken the conventional r...

Choosing the right survey (for consumers)

Getting a home survey is essential when buying a property, but it can be confusing. Watch our short video to find out which surveys are available: http://www.rics.org/homesurveys
Find a surveyor near you: http://www.ricsfirms.com
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How Do Consumers Obtain Property Info by Text?

Home buyers can listen to an audio presentation of property details and/or request a text message from the same call! Watch this informative video to learn one way in which consumers can receive property info via text message from your VoicePad system.

VAT revision on properties causing rift between builders and consumers?

On today's PropertyIndia, we pay special focus to the ongoing tussle between builders and buyers over the issue of VAT. With the government making changes to the VAT, builders are allegedly demanding postdated cheques from customers to safeguard from any future retrospective taxations. (Audio in Hindi)
Watch full show: http://www.ndtv.com/video/player/property-india/video-story/383673?yt
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Contributing To The North Bay Fires & Should Some Consumers Consider Pulling Equity Property...

As the fire spreads across the North Bay so many of us have rallied around the victims donating money and clothing among other necessities... But sometimes you feel the need to do more! Today Joe announces what the RERL team will be doing to help victims who have had their lives turned upside down and are finding their way back to normalcy. If you’re in the market to make a transaction there is something else you can do to help.
Also in today’s show Joe poses an important ROI question. Considering the crazy run up in appreciation on homes the last several years consumers might be wondering “Is it time they take the money and run?” It might for some people. Today Joe shares several examples of who should consider pulling equity property profits and why.
If you wish to contact Joe Cucchiara email him at Joe@RERadioLive.com, call (408)-838-9060 or simply visit www.RERadioLive.com. We also provide additional information to help you make smart decisions in and around your real estate venture.
All the information in this podcast is broadcast in good faith and for general information purpose only. We do not make any warranties about the completeness, reliability and accuracy of this information. Any action you take upon the information on our website is strictly at your own risk. We will not be liable for any losses and damages in connection with the use of associated information. www.reradiolive.com All Rights Reserved. Copyright2015. Joe Cucchiara MLO 273084 This is not a commitment to lend. Bobbi Decker CalBRE 00607999. Our team fully supports the principles of the Fair Housing Act and the Equal OpportunityAct. For more information, please visit: http://portal.hud.gov/. Read more at http://radiolive.rerl.libsynpro.com/#xhDOuqiFWVEfL1qw.99

51:18

Surplus: Terrorized Into Being Consumers

Surplus: Terrorized Into Being Consumers is an award winning 2003 Swedish documentary film...

Surplus: Terrorized Into Being Consumers

Surplus: Terrorized Into Being Consumers is an award winning 2003Swedish documentary film on consumerism and globalization, created by director Erik Gandini and editor Johan Söderberg. It looks at the arguments for capitalism and technology, such as greater efficiency, more time and less work, and argues that these are not being fulfilled, and they never will be.It prominently features the views of Anarcho-Primitivist John Zerzan.

50:46

Research into wine packaging with a few detours - How do consumers buy wine? - Knowledge Works

What makes a wine buyer choose one wine above the rest? Is their choice born out of habit ...

Research into wine packaging with a few detours - How do consumers buy wine? - Knowledge Works

What makes a wine buyer choose one wine above the rest? Is their choice born out of habit or is it more complicated than meets the eye?
Wine connoisseurs will tell you that choosing a wine to purchase is a process of careful consideration of a number of elements including; the grape, the vintage, the price, the origin, the cuisine you will pair it with and more. However, the typical wine buyer will normally go to the shop, stand before a wall of dozens of different packages and labels, and make a choice in a matter of seconds.
With this in mind, wine labels must present the right mix of information so as to positively affect consumer choice, but how is this done and is there an ideal mix of information?
In this fascinating KnowledgeWorks lecture, ProfessorLarry Lockshin invites you into the minds of the consumer and the marketer, providing new insights into research measuring the effectiveness of packaging as compared to the intrinsic characteristics in a consumer's final purchase decision. Professor Lockshin will discuss areas of neuroscience, shopping behaviour and human taste sensations, sharing his expertise on how people make their purchase decisions at the shelf-face.

1:03:40

The Role of Property Rights and Property Markets in Sustainable Urbanization and Economic Growth

On Friday, March 24th, the Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) and the Inte...

NESTLE : Peter Clinker, Head of Property & Facilities Management

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As the leading nutrition, health and wellness company, we are committed to enhancing people’s lives, everywhere, every day. We strive to make our brands tastier and healthier choices that help consumers care for themselves and their families, thus earning their trust and recommendations to others. Delivering on this commitment enables us to create long-term sustainable value for our consumers and customers, for our communities, for our shareholders and for our employees.

1:06:36

Algorithmic Consumers

Hate shopping? The next generation of e-commerce will be conducted by digital agents, base...

Algorithmic Consumers

Hate shopping? The next generation of e-commerce will be conducted by digital agents, based on algorithms that will not only make purchase recommendations, but will also predict what we want, make purchase decisions, negotiate and execute the transaction for the consumers, and even automatically form coalitions of buyers to enjoy better terms, thereby replacing human decision-making. Algorithmic consumers have the potential to change dramatically the way we conduct business, raising new conceptual and regulatory challenges.
This game-changing technological development has significant implications for regulation, which should be adjusted to a reality of consumers making their purchase decisions via algorithms. Despite this challenge, scholarship addressing commercial algorithms focused primarily on the use of algorithms by suppliers. In this presentation we explore the technological advances which are shaping algorithmic consumers, and analyze how these advances affect the competitive dynamic in the market. We analyze the implications of such technological advances on regulation, identifying three main challenges. We further discuss some of the challenges to human autonomous choice that arise from these developments, and examine whether the existing legal framework is adequate to address them.
About Michal
Michal Gal (LL.B., LL.M., S.J.D.) is Professor and Director of the Forum on Law and Markets at the Faculty of Law, University of Haifa, Israel. She was a Visiting Professor at NYU, Columbia, Georgetown, Melbourne and Lisbon. Prof. Gal is the author of several books, including Competition Policy for Small MarketEconomies (Harvard UniversityPress, 2003). She also published scholarly articles on competition law issues and has won prizes for her research and for her teaching. Inter alia, she was chosen as one of the ten most promising young legal scholars in Israel (Globes, 2007) and as one of the leading women in competition law around the world (GlobalCompetitionReview). Her paper, "MergerPolicy for Small and Micro Economies", won the Antitrust Writings Award for best paper on merger policy in 2013, and her paper on "Access to Big Data" (with Daniel Rubinfeld) is short-listed for this year's prize. Prof. Gal is the President of the InternationalAcademicSociety for Competition LawScholars (ASCOLA). She served as a consultant to several international organizations (including OECD, UNCTAD) on issues of competition law and was a non-governmental advisor of the International Competition Network (ICN). She also advised several small economies and regiional organizations on the framing of their competition laws. She is a board member of several international antitrust organizations, including the American Antitrust Institute (AAI), The Antitrust Consumer Institute, the Asian Competition Law and Economics Center (ACLEC). She clerked at the Israeli Supreme Court, and her work is often cited in the decisions of the Court on competition matters.
About Niva
Niva Elkin-Koren is a Visiting Professor of Law at HLS, where she teaches Digital Copyright, and a Faculty Associate at the Berkman Klein Center . She is the founding director of the Haifa Center for Law & Technology (HCLT) and the former dean of the University of Haifa, Faculty of Law. Her research focuses on the legal institutions that facilitate private and public control over the production and dissemination of knowledge. She has written and spoken extensively about digital governance, legal oversight of algorithmic decision-making, liability of online intermediaries, the privatization of information policy, private ordering, the economic analysis of intellectual property, and legal strategies for enhancing the public domain. She is the Chair of the Scientific Advisory Council, of the Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society in Berlin, a member of the Executive Committee of Association for the Advancement of Teaching and Research in Intellectual Property (ATRIP), and an Advisory BoardMember in the InformationProgram of the Open Society Foundation. She is also a member of the editorial boards of the Journal of the Copyright Society (since 2009) the Journal of Information Policy (since 2010) and the InternetPolicy Review (since 2016). Prof. Elkin-Koren received her LL.B from Tel-Aviv University Faculty of Law in 1989, her LL.M from Harvard Law School in 1991, and her S.J.D from Stanford Law School in 1995.
For more on this event visit:
https://cyber.harvard.edu/events/luncheons/2017/04/AlgorithmicConsumers

Law of the Land - The Consumer Protection Bill, 2015

The Consumer ProtectionBill, 2015 makes manufacturers liable for personal injury, death or property damage to a consumer. Any consumer seeking redressal against a manufacturer of a hazardous product can approach the court and make producers liable for damage and send them to prison for life. The proposed consumer bill proposes to replace the existing consumer law.
This edition of Law of the Land discusses various aspects of the bill.
Anchor: Amritanshu Rai

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Passive Investing: The Evidence the Fund Management Industry Would Prefer You Not to See

Passive Investing: The Evidence the Fund Management Industry Would Prefer You Not to See

http://sensibleinvesting.tv -- the independent voice of passive investing
A remarkable 54-minute film featuring some of the world's top economists and academics and demonstrating:
* how the claims of active fund managers to be able to beat the market are largely a myth
* how costs are the biggest drag on performance - and why active costs more
* how passive investing offers the best experience for the vast majority of investors
* the benefits of a diversified portfolio in guaranteeing consistent returns
* why passive investing is better for your health
* why active investing has held sway for so many years....
* ... but why things may be changing
* and why passive is the rational, mathematically proven route to investing success.
Investing for the future... It's an issue none of can afford to ignore.
No one's job is safe these days... How would you cope if you lost yours?
We're all living longer too... So are you saving enough to fund 25 years or more of retirement?
Can you really afford to pay for your children or grandchildren to go to university - or help them onto the property ladder?
And what about all those holidays you promised yourself?
We entrust the vast bulk of our investments to fund managers.
Here in the UK, according to Her Majesty's Treasury, the industry has more than four TRILLION pounds of investors' money under management.
Fund managers invest people's savings wherever they see fit - mainly in equities, or shares in listed companies.
They claim to be experts at making our making grow, using their expert knowledge to pick the shares that will outperform the market.
But all too often the returns they produce are considerably lower than the average return of a benchmark index like the FTSE 100 - or the S&P 500 in the States.
For veteran investment guru John Bogle, the problem is simple. Fund managers just aren't as smart as they like to think they are.
As it means trading against the view of numerous market participants with superior information, buying or selling a security is effectively just a bet. So, whilst your fund manager might lead you to believe it's his knowledge or intelligence that enables you to beat the market, he's really no better than a gambler.
So, you might be lucky enough to choose the right fund manager. But you could just as easily pick the wrong one.
According to the financial services company Bestinvest, there are currently nearly £10 billion of UK investors' money languishing in what it calls dog funds - in other words, funds which have underperperformed their benchmark index for at least three consecutive years.
Ultimately, of course, fund managers are businesses. They exist to make money for themselves. They want our business - even if it means persuading us to invest in a fund which they themselves wouldn't want to put their own money in.
It's now time to look at what it actually costs us to invest.
Fund managers are, of course, businesses. And, like all business, they have overheads.
Running a big fund management company doesn't come cheap - esepcially when top managers earn around £2 million a year, including bonuses.
And remember, it's you, the customer, who picks up the tab.
Ultimately, though, fund managers need to make a profit.
In fact they'e making around £10 billion from us every year - and that's regardless of whether or not they manage to produce a profit for us.
Part of the challenge is working out exactly what we are being charged. Investors typically use something called the annual Total Expense Ratio, or TER, to compare the cost of investing in different funds. But, the TER excludes dealing commission, stamp duty and other turnover costs that can add considerably to the expense of investing over time.
So, apart from those hidden charges, what else are we having to pay? More importantly, what sort of impact do charges have on the value of our investments?
And the bad news doesn't stop there. Despite a marked increase in competition, management charges in the UK have been steadily rising over the last ten years.
There are some encouraging signs for consumers. The FSA's Retail Distribution Review will require fund managers to be fairer and more transparent when it comes to charges. In the meantime, investors should be on their guard.
For more videos like this one, visit http://sensibleinvesting.tv

In the 20th of October session of SKYBusinessNews Channel, Your MoneyYour Call, Ben Kingsley joins MargaretLomas and Paul Rickard from Switzer to discuss different aspects of property across Australia. This time, they answered a number of emails and calls from viewers and some of the topics are:
- The new "Rate a Real Estate" website and what's its potential and awareness that it could bring to the consumers
- Is it standard to negotiate the price for an off the plan property and how you can negotiate for such property
- Are off the plans a good type of investment property
- The importance of doing property market research prior to buying any type of investment
- Difference between a small block apartment versus apartments with hundreds in the block
- Property investment in Bendigo and is it time to sell it now
and more
To book a free one hour appointment with Empower Wealth, visit http://empowerwealth.com.au/

1:12:33

Brexit: FRAND, Pharmaceuticals and Intellectual Property

On Tuesday 1st November, Brick Court hosted the latest in its series of panel discussions ...

Brexit: FRAND, Pharmaceuticals and Intellectual Property

On Tuesday 1st November, BrickCourt hosted the latest in its series of panel discussions on the legal implications of Brexit. The event was moderated by Lord Hoffmann, who opened the evening by observing that IP is likely to be one of the areas of law in the UK that is most affected by Brexit.
Morag Macdonald (Bird & Bird) spoke first about the Unified Patent Court (UPC), initially highlighting the unique nature of the UPC as the first court intended to deal with civil claims on a multinational basis. She noted that the Brexit referendum has put the UPC in jeopardy, and outlined the issues concerning the ratification of the UPCA and the significance of the role the UK had been intended to play. She considered it very unclear what will happen next. The UK could ratify the UPCA, expecting to fall out of the system on leaving the UK, the remaining EU Member States could carry on with the UPC without the UK’s involvement, or a way to implement the UPCA including the UK could be found. All three options will, however, give rise to difficulties.
RichardVary (Bird & Bird) considered the impact of Brexit on FRAND litigation in the UK. He noted that the primary reason for choosing one jurisdiction over another is speed in obtaining an injunction. At present, Germany is the forum of choice for this reason. The InternationalTradeCommission (ITC) in the USA is also attractive given the large number of consumers covered by its jurisdiction. The UPC was on course to become a very fast court, covering more consumers than the ITC. If the UPC does continue without the UK, the UK could respond by refining its court procedures to make the process faster than the UPC.
Katharine Stephens (Bird & Bird) addressed the topics of EU Trademarks (EUTMs) and Registered Community Designs (RCDs), observing first that these rights will, in the absence of any additional measures, cease to cover the UK on withdrawal from the EU. This could cause significant problems for rights owners, who may seek to pursue claims against the UK Government for deprivation of property. Considering the different ways in which these problems could be resolved, she suggested that the best option for EUTMs and RCDs would be for a scheme to be put in place to bring these rights onto the UK registers. Unregistered designs will present a more interesting challenge given the differing scope of EU and UK protection. She also noted problems concerning enforcement after Brexit, both in respect of newly granted and existing injunctive relief, and touched upon the new Trademark Directive and the exhaustion of rights.
Simon Thorley QC spoke about supplementary protection certificates (SPCs) and the UPC. He outlined the background and purpose of SPCs, and observed that the UK will have to decide whether to provide such protection after Brexit, and if so in what form. In addition, it will have to be determined whether the European Medicines Agency will remain in London. Turning to the UPC, Mr Thorley QC highlighted the additional issue of the ratification of the Protocol on Privileges and Immunities. Having weighed up the potential options for the UPC, he expressed concern that the Brexit vote may have brought about its demise.
Finally, Mr JusticeHenry Carr considered the future of patent litigation in London. Optimists may consider that the UK has a large economy and a huge market, so the need for litigation in London will continue. Pessimists, on the other hand, would say that no-one sues everywhere, instead looking for an early decision in a key jurisdiction. Further, an amendment to the Brussels Recast Regulation gives the UPC jurisdiction over infringements of EU patents occurring outside the UPC territory in certain circumstances. If infringements in the UK can be added to a UPC claim, there will be no need to sue separately in the UK. The UK could, however, avoid this consequence by joining the Lugano Convention.
Mr Justice Carr also noted that he was more positive than many of the other speakers about the prospects of the UK becoming and remaining part of the UPC, and of the UPC surviving even without the involvement of the UK.
The presentations were followed by a Q&A session. Mr Justice Arnold (the judge in charge of the Patents Court) responded to the suggestion that English procedure could be made quicker by highlighting the Chancery Division fixed end trial scheme and two recent cases in which decisions on patent infringement and validity had been heard very rapidly. In one of these cases the first instance decision and decision of the Court of Appeal had taken only 9 months in total from issue of proceedings.

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Home Truths - Four Corners

Monday 2 May 2016
On the eve of the Federal Budget, Four Corners reports on the white hot...

Home Truths - Four Corners

Monday 2 May 2016
On the eve of the Federal Budget, Four Corners reports on the white hot issues of housing affordability and negative gearing and the generation left wondering if they will ever own their own home.
"We will start it at 1.1 million dollars ladies and gentlemen." Auctioneer
A house with a million dollar price tag used to be confined to the super wealthy suburbs in Australia's biggest cities. Today, properties with that sort of asking price are commonplace, even in the urban fringes, with little infrastructure and lengthy commute times.
In Melbourne, the median house price is $700 thousand dollars, around 10 times the average wage. In Sydney, there are suburbs more expensive than Manhattan. It's why the IMF declared Australia one of the most expensive countries in the world to buy property in.
This week reporter Ben Knight explores the housing crisis locking younger people out of home ownership and the negatively geared world of investors building their nest eggs.
"It's only money!" Auctioneer
He meets investors like Wayne and Karen who've created a multi-million dollar property portfolio from their dining room table.
"We saw them on the internet, we actually borrowed 105% using the equity we had in our house to fund that." Wayne & Karen
And the agents spruiking the investor-led property gold rush.
"Why are people looking at negative gearing? Because it's generous. It's a wonderful opportunity for people to become involved in property investment. It's a gift." Real Estate Adviser
With negative gearing and affordable housing shaping up as key issues in the forthcoming election, we look at the politics at work behind the major parties' policies.
"Labor's reckless changes will reduce property values. They'll devalue every home, every property in Australia." Prime MinisterMalcolm TurnbullThe Coalition is banking on leaving negative gearing policy exactly the way it is. While the Labor Party is hoping its plan to wind it back will attract those first home buyers who feel locked out by the high price of property.
"We're not looking to buy an investment property. We want a house we can live in." Jules, HouseHunter
But some economists are warning that there are property bubbles in our major cities which could wreak havoc on our economy.
"According to pretty much any housing market indicator you want to look at, house prices in Australia are significantly over valued." Investment Fund Manager
And there is worrying evidence of fraudulent loan applications which could leave banks and consumers dangerously exposed.
"They're lending to homebuyers that have no ability to be able to pay off their loan and they're basically depending on the property market to continue to rise at a consistent rate." Economist
While for some first home buyers, a housing crash is just what they are hoping for.
"Are we all done...?" Auctioneer
Home Truths, reported by Ben Knight and presented by Sarah Ferguson.

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